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    Internet Security Tools

    Internet Security Tools

    A set of internet security tools

    This is a set of internet security tools with a custom GUI. Its main features include an easy to use GUI frontend for openVPN and Dnscrypt-proxy (DNS Encryption). This module also includes Tor - connect to the onion router, Bleachbit - Clears browser history and other unused files similar to ccleaner, as well as one click installs for disconnect + noscript firefox addons. It can be run from the menu or from terminal using "internet-security-tools" A new "I.D" tab is available to change MAC address and change hostname temporarily.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Extremely simple VPN designed to be used for 'pinch' situations requiring a VPN 'now', without fiddling with encryption keys, compression settings, and authentication. Not designed for permanent use.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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