Leaking a**nymously is hard. Here's how to do it right, and **t get caught.
 

Leaking a**nymously is hard. Here's how to do it right, and **t get caught.
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So you've decided to become a leaker.*

Be it government corruption, corporate malfeasance, evidence of Russian hacking, or just some garden-variety, messed up shit someone wants to stay under wraps—a secret caught your eye, and you've decided it needs to be exposed.*

But how to do it without getting burned in the process?

SEE ALSO: When it comes to online security, being para**id is ** longer e**ugh


In an age when practically every waking moment is captured, analyzed, and logged for posterity, leaking a**nymously is far from a simple task. Just ask Chelsea Manning, Edward S**wden, or one of the many tech employees fired over the years for sharing internal company details with the press.* Read more...

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