Oinsa Asegura Dadus ou Evidensia Segredu iha Internet!

Wainhira halao profisaun nudar Jornalista investigativu ou nudar Investigador ba kazu espesifiku ka komplexu ruma, sempre utiliza mos internet hanesan meius ida hodi transfere ou publika ka rai ou arkiva dadus ka evidensia segredu neebe relasionadu. Maibe hanesan ita hotu hatene katak kuandu dadus neebe segredu mais ita hatama iha internet ka online nee risku aas liu tanba perigu tebes kuandu iha ema ruma maka bele loke hetan ka naok.

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SUMMARY

Communicating with your source and safeguarding the sensitive data

Let’s begin by listing what you can do when it comes to communicating with a source, and storing sensitive information obtained thereof:

1. Beware of big names

2. Always encrypt everything

3. Perform full disk encryption

4. Avoid chatting with sources on the phone

5. Choose secure messengers

6. Do not use organizational chats

7. In extreme cases, consider using a Blackphone

8. Protecting Data on your computer

9. Two-factor authentication is also a very good idea

10. Assign a computer for inspecting suspicious files/attachments

11. How to buy your own secured computer

12. Educating your Sources

13. Use a designated secure system for receiving documents

14. Don’t keep notes

15. Visual tracking

16. Evading social media

17. Make friends among hackers

18. Payment method

19. Scribble wisely.

How to become anonymous online

Beyond securing the communications with your source, and protecting possible breaches of the sensitive data you get hold of, you should also avoid being tracked while browsing. Online habits can disclose or provide hints as to the story you’re working on, or worse, hint or disclose the identity of your source. Here are the golden rules for surfing the net safely and then, at the next chapter, for securing your email account:

1. Private browsing mode

2. Use alternative browsers

3. TOR

4. Alternative search engines

5. Direct treatment of “short-term” computer memory

6. Try to avoid HTML Web Storage

7. Use a VPN

8. Repair DNS leaks

9. Virtual Machines

10. Proxy server

11. Three more types of extensions that can increase your level of security.

Securing your email

How should you protect your e-mail? The problem with maintaining the confidentiality of emails is even tougher: Google and Microsoft will most likely just give out your emails to government agencies if and when required to do so. What should you do?

1. Safe extensions

2. Secure email providers

3. Disposable Email Addresses (DEA’s)

4. Encrypting your mail

5. Back to basics.

List of Sources for This Book

1) Security for journalists: How to keep your sources and your information safe
2) Securing data, sources and yourself,
3) Surveillance and Security: Are reporters and news organizations doing enough to protect sources?
4) Muckraking Goes Global: The Future of Cross-Border Investigative Journalism,
5) The Ultimate Guide for Online Privacy,
6) What Is a DNS Cache?
7) How to Anonymize Everything You Do Online,
8) 19 ways to stay anonymous and protect your online privacy,
9) Edward Snowden explains how to reclaim your privacy,
10) Information security for journalists: staying secure online,
11) NSA targets the privacy-conscious,
12) Obama DOJ formally accuses journalist in leak case of committing crimes,
13) Your WhatsApp secrets are safe now. But Big Brother is still watching you…
14) Obama Pursuing Leakers Sends Warning to Whistle-Blowers,
15) 6 encryption mistakes that lead to data breaches.

Thank you

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