Inter-active guides to the Deep Web

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Deep Web for Journalists - Comms, Counter-Surveillance, Search

Journalism has been transformed by the Internet and the Internet has opened journalists to levels of surveillance that would have horrified George Orwell. All journalists should be aware of the dangers they face in the digital world – the emerging battleground.

These days it is not just journalists working in repressive regimes that need worry. Increasingly, outwardly-democratic governments are tightening control over the Internet and those who use it. So how can journalists safeguard their sources and communicate without being overheard? How can they conduct sensitive research without having to watch their backs?

This book will show how to set up secure communications, mask your identity online and browse and download anonymously, and store  any amount of data without leaving a trace. If that wasn't enough, the Deep Web is also a largely-unknown research and information resource. If you know the right entry points, you can mine a rich seam of multimedia files, images, software and documents that you cannot find on the Surface Web.

"Compelling reading for all journalists" – Jim Boumelha, President, International Federation of Journalists.

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Deep Web Secrecy and Security

'Deep Web Secrecy and Security' is a MUST READ guide to protecting yourself against Big Brother for novice and expert alike, says the hacktivist group Anonymous. "Clearly written by one who is both knowledgeable about the workings of the internet and altruistic at the same time."

Out there, someone or something is going through your personal data. From totalitarian regimes to outwardly democratic governments, there is a growing demand for access to people's personal data. They want to read your emails and they want to know who your friends are.

Personal information is a commodity today. It's bought and sold and analyzed, and then it's used to profile you for advertisers, campaign organizers, governments and criminals, stalkers and trolls. But none of this need happen.

You don't have to be up to no good to want to keep your on-line activities to yourself. Lots of people don't like having their mail read. Why can't ordinary people be anonymous, too?

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Enter the Dark Net

Out there – beyond the prying eyes of law enforcement – is a Secret Internet, a place where spies, master criminals, pornographers, journalists, terrorists and the super-rich can do what they like with total impunity.

This quick, inter-active e-book shows you how to dive straight into their world and explore the hidden depths. Learn how to enter a gateway to the Dark Net using freely-downloadable programs and applications; how to mask your identity and travel the Surface Web with total anonymity, plus upload and download securely, send secret emails and messages, and leave no trace.

Explore the strangest websites, chat on the oddest bulletin boards and generally do what you like without having to look over your shoulder. With active table of contents and direct links to Hidden Networks.

Welcome to the Internet's greatest secret – The Dark Net.

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Make Your Smartphone 007 Smart

The smartphone in your pocket can easily be turned into a high-tech spy tool and counter-surveillance device to rival anything that Ian Fleming's Q might have dreamt up. You can communicate secretly, browse the web anonymously, access the Deep Web and hidden networks, view banned content, download privately and continue using Twitter and Facebook if their services are ever blocked locally.

Conversely, mobile devices are not secure unless you make them so. If somebody wants to know where you are at this precise moment, your smartphone will tell them – even if it is turned off.

The push by the commercial world and more recently by law enforcement and surveillance agencies to monitor all we do has led to a counter-revolution. The Mobile Internet has evolved and so has its counter-surveillance tools.

Rather like spies in a James Bond movie, mobile users have an array of digital tools to call upon, both to mask their identity and to provide real confidence that their correspondence, data and contacts are secure.

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