RightToPrivacy/linux-cheat-sheet

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RightToPrivacy/linux-cheat-sheet

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Linux absolute beginner command reference cheatsheet (command + picture)

wipri

(Network Metadata Privacy) MAC Address spoofer with bonus combo (options): hostname + signal spoofer - *no disconnects!* Privacy Changing w/Brand Mimics: run as command or optional new randomized identity each boot; includes flags for continually changing random times/changing valid OUI addresses + Hostname randomizer + Device/Signal/location anonymization

snowflake-tor-service

Automated 🧅 Tor ❄️ Snowflake Proxy (any Linux device). Run install.sh and you have a new Snowflake ProxyService (every boot)

MACcleaner

New continually changing MAC spoofer concept to thwart trackers; randomizes mac address at random times) prevents WIFI access point location tracking/MAC change patterns, permanent mac setting included

Pine64-Mesh-Related

Playing with Pine64's LoRa board/modules (documenting/sharing along the way)

Tor-Browser-Pinephone

Setting up Tor Browser port + adding button to Phosh/Linux phones

ssh-onion

create ssh onion - + other scripts to help friend remotely

Gitea-Onion

Convert Gitea (Git Service) To Tor Hidden Onion Service

mnt-pi-img

Mount Raspberry Pi OS Image File For Editing

macprivacy

MAC address & hostname privacy as a systemd service or standalone command

RTPBox

I2P-desktop

I2P Desktop Browser Button Autostarts i2prouter + Librewolf I2p Profile + Stops i2prouter on browser close

honeychl

script to log time/ip address "honeypot calls home" to webserver (of target who loads remotely hosted embedded content such as picture in local downloaded file)- An example of targeted privacy breach

crypto_homes

Pinephone: Convert $HOME dir to encrypted sdcard with USB stick hardware key to unlock