Security Tips
Essential security practices for protecting your privacy and safely bypassing internet restrictions.
Basic Security
Essential practices everyone should follow
Advanced Privacy
Enhanced protection for sensitive activities
Anonymity
Maximum protection for high-risk situations
Basic Security
Use Encrypted DNS
Enable DoH/DoT
Prevents ISP from monitoring your DNS queries
Choose privacy-focused providers
Use Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Quad9 (9.9.9.9)
Test your setup regularly
Use our DNS tools to verify
Keep Software Updated
Enable automatic updates
Operating system, browser, and apps
Use supported software only
Avoid outdated or abandoned software
Regular security scans
Run antivirus and malware scans weekly
Strong Passwords
Use a password manager
Generate unique, strong passwords for each account
Enable 2FA everywhere
Two-factor authentication adds extra security
Avoid password reuse
Each account needs a unique password
Secure Networks
Avoid public WiFi
Use mobile data or VPN when necessary
Use HTTPS everywhere
Install HTTPS Everywhere browser extension
Secure your home network
Change default router passwords and enable WPA3
Advanced Privacy
Use a VPN
Choose privacy-focused providers
ProtonVPN, Mullvad, or IVPN recommended
Enable kill switch
Prevents data leaks if VPN disconnects
Use WireGuard or OpenVPN
Avoid outdated protocols like PPTP
Browser Security
Use privacy-focused browsers
Firefox with privacy settings or Brave
Install privacy extensions
uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, uMatrix
Clear data regularly
Cookies, cache, and browsing history
Mobile Security
Use encrypted messaging
Signal, WhatsApp, or Telegram
Enable device encryption
Full disk encryption on all devices
Limit app permissions
Only grant necessary permissions
Data Protection
Use encrypted storage
VeraCrypt for sensitive files
Regular backups
Encrypted backups of important data
Secure deletion
Use tools like BleachBit for secure deletion
Maximum Anonymity
Use Tor Browser
Download from official site only
torproject.org - never from third parties
Use bridges if blocked
Configure bridges for censored countries
Never maximize window
Keep default size to avoid fingerprinting
Operational Security
Separate identities
Different tools for different activities
Use Tails OS
Amnesic operating system for sensitive work
Avoid personal accounts
Don't log into personal services while anonymous
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Mixing Identities
Never use the same browser, accounts, or tools for both personal and anonymous activities. This creates a link between your identities.
Overconfidence in Tools
No tool provides 100% anonymity. Always consider the context, threat model, and legal implications of your activities.
Ignoring Local Laws
Circumvention tools may be illegal in some countries. Always check local laws and regulations before using privacy tools.
Poor Operational Security
Technical tools are only as good as your operational security. Be careful about what you share, when you use tools, and who knows about your activities.
Important Legal Notice
This information is for educational purposes only. The use of circumvention tools may be restricted or illegal in some countries. Always check local laws and regulations before using any privacy or circumvention tools.
We are not responsible for any legal consequences of using these tools. Use at your own risk and in compliance with applicable laws.