Thanks to Apache SecureDrop you can share sensitive data, messages and files with the editors in complete safety and without leaving traces.
Using Apache SecureDrop requires a little extra effort, but our whistleblower tool guarantees you all anonymity. Provided you carefully read through all steps and carry out, of course. In any case, it is good not only to deal with your sensitive information carefully and carefully when forwarding data.
Apache SecureDrop does not give us any information about who you are, unless you decide to share that information yourself. The editors can communicate with you via the tool.
The editors will take all forwarded content and decide independently what effect it will give to the forwarded information. Sending in data does not automatically lead to an article on Apache.
Again, read this page thoroughly if it is the first time you use Apache SecureDrop.
Do you have no confidence in technology? Then you can also send us information through the classic way: with an anonymous letter .
Important
The whistleblower tool Apache SecureDrop and the browser Tor ensure that you can send information anonymously to us. But also be careful in choosing the location where you visit Apache SecureDrop:
Avoid using Apache SecureDrop at home, at family, at school or at your workplace. Opt for a large public WiFi hotspot, for example in a café or library, and make sure that no cameras or third parties are watching.
Make sure your computer is up to date and does not contain malware, such as keylogging software.
Go directly from the Tor browser to zdf4nikyuswdzbt6.onionand do not visit other pages such as Facebook or your e-mail.
If you want to use your own network, the Tails operating system is a solution. You can load tails on a USB stick and boot the Tor browser from the stick. More information about Tails can be found at https:// tails.boum.org .
More info here:
https:// www.apache.be/securedrop/
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https:// policemanuals.neocities.org/wheretoleak.html
https:// securedrop.org/directory
The Official SecureDrop Directory
SecureDrop is an open-source whistleblower submission system that media organizations can install to securely accept documents from anonymous sources. It was originally coded by the late Aaron Swartz and is now managed by Freedom of the Press Foundation. This page contains a list of active instances.
If you intend to submit information to an organization's SecureDrop, we recommend that you compare the .onion address provided on the organization's Landing Page to the corresponding entry in this list, and verify that the addresses match before continuing. This provides a strong layer of defense against certain types of attacks that might try to trick you into visiting a malicious SecureDrop instance masquerading as a legitimate one.
If you encounter a mismatch, please contact us at securedrop@freedom.press (GPG). This could be evidence of an attempted attack, or it could be a simple failure to communicate between an organization running SecureDrop and Freedom of the Press Foundation. In either case, we will investigate the matter and establish a path to resolution.
https:// docs.securedrop.org/en/latest/overview.html#infrastructure
SecureDrop is an open-source whistleblower submission system that media organizations can use to securely accept documents from and communicate with anonymous sources. It was originally created by the late Aaron Swartz and is currently managed by Freedom of the Press Foundation.