Jon Watson
Jon is a senior Linux systems administrator currently working in the Internet security field. Most of his time is spent reviewing security related issues and developing ways to mitigate damage or prevent them from happening in the first place. He has articles published in Linux Journal and Linux Magazines and was previously the Tech Channel editor for b5 Media.
Psiphon is a tool that aims to defeat internet censorship. It does so by connecting a Windows desktop or Android device to the Psiphon censorship-circumvention network expressly for the purpose of circumventing internet censorship measures. It’s aimed to help the citizens of countries deemed “enemies of the Internet” to ensure the entire internet is available, but Psiphon can be used anywhere internet access is being curtailed.
Adding password protection to your documents and folders will help secure them. All of the major office suites support this to some degree.
Step by step guide to setting up uTorrent with a VPN for Linux desktop to form a fast, secure, and stable torrenting platform.
PeerBlock uses IP blacklists to hide your IP. The idea that torrent monitoring companies can’t subvert that system is unlikely. A VPN is a better solution.