The best way, if anyone here still wants to find their local cell, is to visit www.anonstillalive.com and see if your cell is listed there.
my antivirus security suite says that anonstillalive is an unsafe website. i am unsure what you mean about google chrome.
Google Chrome gives some users the same run-around as the bogus Mcafee warnings. Site is cool. No worries. Enjoy.
i think i wont look. i tried on my gf,s pc with bitdefender, i still get a "you dont want to go there notice."
The old site site was hacked a year ago: http://blog.sparktrust.com/?p=1068. It's been replaced with a new site, but the warnings haven't been updated yet.
http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/anonstillalive.com We've been sending reviews but they haven't updated the site report yet. Feel free to chime in to help us get that changed. I've seen McAfee quarantine an entire set of gov domains in the past. Funny, yes. Inconvenient, hell yes.
The two posts above give a pretty accurate summary. Since inheriting the site, we've been working on a number of features and have been pentesting anonstillalive.com both privately and via various trusted 3rd party security audit services. The majority of our security ratings are in the top 90% range, with beyondsecurity.com giving us a 100% score during extensive testing: Granted one can never really say that any website is 100% secure, but compared to the majority of sites out there, it's quite safe to browse. It's just McAfee being lazy.
Wonder what the failed infrastructure test was? I suspect it is the image uploader which isn't standard, but is fully sanitised on the server side (which the test may miss)?
They claimed it was due to the remote host implementing TCP timestamps, and that a side effect of this feature was that the uptime of the remote host could be calculated. Nit picking really, imo.
That's just silly. If I put a big flashing sign on the site with "This box was last rebooted X seconds ago" I'm seeing how that could help a potential hacker. Not going to lose sleep over that one.
I think with the creation of "Cells" we forget one of the original rules of anonymous... remain anonymous and never give you're identity
Dang straight. If most Linux is too scary, try a distro like KDE. Small learning curve and it's really come into its own as an OS. No excuse to feed the bloated MicroMonster.
Well said. If more took this aproch in thought, the people would make an impact. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Cut the jokes and be serious.
That one of the biggest lessons from Gene Sharp's books. Have a plan to reach a goal, then retreat and regroup...then again. Otherwise its just mental masturbation
Looking for a cell? Punch a cop! Haha! *This is just a joke ,,,I do not condone punching of Police Officers*
Google Chrome is owned by Anonymous shareholders. Your local cell can instruct you how to buy shares. WWP users get 10% discount.
