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Privacy guides

EFF Surveillance Self-Defense guides
The Tin Hat − a blog dedicated to privacy.
/r/privacy FAQ − contains answers to many questions regarding privacy.
The Crypto Paper − a guide on privacy and crypto.
CryptoParty Guides − guides on privacy and security.
BestVPN Privacy guide − a solid guide on privacy and encryption, despite the website being an obvious affiliate of popular VPN providers.
IVPN Privacy guides − guides by a VPN provider, include some advanced topics.
E-mail self-defense guide − a guide to encrypted e-mail by the FSF.

Firefox /g/uide − a somewhat outdated guide on Firefox customization.
Ghacks user.gs − a config file with an overkill amount of Firefox settings.
Pale Moon incompatible addons − a list of alternatives to popular addons that are not compatible with Pale Moon.

ipleak.net − basic anonymity tests.
DNS leak test
Whoer.net − extended anonymity tests.
Browser fingerprinting test
Cache tracking checker
Browserleaks.com − a whole range of tests using various fingerprinting techniques.
ghacks test list − the ultimate online privacy test resource list.
FillDisk − an HTML5 exploit that fills your disk with pictures of cats (does not work on Firefox-based browsers).

Virustotal − scan suspicious files for malware with many popular scanners.
Stolen Camera Finder − find your stolen camera or phone by the metadata of photos taken with it.
TextNow − free US virtual phone numbers that can be used for registration with various services.
APK Pure − download android apps without Google Play.
Namecheap Whois − Whois lookup.
Online proxy checker − fast and easy way to check large proxy lists.
Free Proxy List − a large list of public proxies.
Hidemy.name − another list of public proxies.
Have I been pwned? − a service that notifies you if a service that has an account associated with your e-mail has been compromised.

Searx.me − a hackable FOSS meta search engine.
Searx mirror list − health report of public Searx mirrors.
Startpage − a search engine powered by Google search that doesn't track you.
DuckDuckGo − trust me, I'm a duck.
Pipl.com − a search engine that helps you find user accounts of people.
Shodan − a search engine for hackers that can help find devices connected to the internet.
Sharedir − a search engine for files uploaded to file hosting sites.
Torrentz² − a meta search engine for torrents.

Stanford Networking Class − basics of how networks work.
MIT Computer Systems Security − a detailed course on network security and types of exploits and vulnerabilities.
Introduction to Cryptology by Christof Paar of Bochum University − a course on cryptography and cryptanalysis.
QCrypr 2015 and QCrypt 2016 − conferences on quantum and post quantum cryptography.
SecurityTube − a website dedicated to videos on computer security.