CISPA passed in the House

[Ice]

to the Senate it goes...

This is very unfortunate.

Other than the obvious using of TOR and being extremely careful of what you do online, what other precautions should we begin to take in case it becomes law.
I'm also switching back to using Debian, what security tool kits do you techies use to protect yourself?

God bless 'merica!

 

[benzyme]

http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/congress/item/11551-cispa-awaits-its-fate-in-the-senate

Fedora 17,https everywhere

 

[a1pha]

Privoxy + TOR + I2P + JonDo + JonDoFox and so on and so forth.

However, these days, irregardless of CISPA passing, it's best to sanitize your habits and not just your connection. If you require secure communication, you best be operating off a disposable thumb-drive at the public library.

On this note, I thought I'd attach the following article. Section 2.13 (Key Words and Search Terms) is interesting:

US-DHS Analyst’s Desktop Binder

 

[Ufostrahlen]

CISPA is back with a new name: "CISA"

This time, CISA is even worse than CISPA. The bill would give the NSA even more authority to access our data and force companies to fork over private data without a search warrant.

Blog about cybersecurity and US internet Privacy Laws - Cispa_is_Back

Protecting America's national security and ensuring the prosperity of the American people are top priorities of my administration. Securing cyberspace is vital to realizing them.

www.cispaisback.org

Beware the Dangers of Congress’ Latest Cybersecurity Bill | ACLU

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