In an effort to fight increased cyber-surveillance by authorities, more hackers and security experts are sharing their tips to online security with the public.<\/p>\n
According to Russia Today, there has been an increase in \u201ccryptoparties,\u201d gatherings where newcomers can learn how to shield their online usage from detection, through programs like the Tor Project, which developers say protects internet users from \u201ctraffic analysis,\u201d a process used to deduce who someone is communicating with on public networks.<\/p>\n
Also among the programs being used is CryptoCat. The difference between this program and online messaging services like Facebook chat and Google Talk, said its\u2019 creator, Nadim Kobeissi, is that the messages users send in the latter aren\u2019t private \u2014 they go back to their respective hosts, and can easily be intercepted by either them or government forces.<\/p>\n
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