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  1. Note: If you want any of this stuff in the actual release, please help add them here:
  2. http://typewith.me/AnonOS-Development
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  4. Stuff that hasn't been added
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  6. http://www.i2p2.de/ Unfortunately, it has no RPM, so it's not that easy to add.
  7. Bitcoin.
  8. http://www.cypherpunk.at/onioncat/
  9. http://listaller.nlinux.org/ (Cross-distro package installer. If you don't want to bother with RPMs or DEBs, try this. In alpha, though...)
  10. http://klik.atekon.de/ (Application virtualization, portable, makes them run on any linux distro.)
  11. http://0install.net/ Another portable application system, except that it runs on any system, windows, mac, and linux.
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  13. Programs that need to be made
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  15. See this page for
  16. Full-disk encryption for a persistent drive, such as LUKS.
  17. Samizdat Content Delivery system https://chiselapp.com/user/treeofsephiroth/repository/anonos/wiki?name=Atemoya
  18. P2P update system, (Pre installed in Fedora, it's called Metalinks)
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  21. Annonaceae:
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  23. Window Manager
  24. XVesa (for simple Hardware)
  25. TWM (classical and 2D; works even on lowest-end-Hardware!)
  26. Fluxbox (simple and elegant. Will work on the oldest of computers.)
  27. remastersys
  28. macchanger – Scrambles MAC address to maintain anonymity in public wireless networks
  29. Libraries
  30. Python – Python. Popular programming language.
  31. Python-tkinter (python-tk) - ???
  32. Perl – Programming swiss army knife.
  33. OpenJDK – Java programming, open-source version.
  34. Geany – Very simple and usable multi-language programming tool. Able to compile things.
  35. Flash Player – The web standard for rich multimedia content. (but HTML5!)
  36. /* make optional as can break anonymity?*/
  37. Actually, BetterPrivacy might make flashplayer ok. It destroys flash's super cookies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Shared_Object
  38. Still, i'll look into it.
  39. Wine Compatibility Layer – For windows stuff.
  40. Mono C# - For Windows stuff coded with .NET.
  41. Components for Perl/C-C++ scripting, etc, so people can code their own stuff (It's free software, after all)
  42. Full-disk encryption when installed, like TrueCrypt / ScamDisk
  43. TruCrypt will be more prone to issues but more flexible. On-ground activists could access encrypted USB Keys from Windows using TrueCrypt. Consider NOT putting anonOS itself into encryption. Adds overhead and provides no real benefit on a system that isn't intended to be persistant. ramfs might be better option. -Freeheart +1
  44. You make a good point there.
  45. apt-get and sypnatic
  46. Internet
  47. Tor
  48. I2P
  49. Osiris
  50. Freenet?
  51. ProxyChains– Proxies everything.
  52. (possible vpns built in)
  53. Firefox
  54. Adobe Flash Plugin
  55. Torbutton -
  56. BetterPrivacy
  57. (Additionally, consider Tor IM and Browser Bundle, which ships with the above plus Pidgin+OTR and is mostly pre-configured out of the tarball)
  58. No, Linux doesn't have a Tor IM Bundle, only the browser. I prefer to configure it myself, anyway.
  59. Ghostery -
  60. noscript -
  61. Defaulting Firefox settings to "Do not use JavaScript" might be better. JS can compromise identity.
  62. (a free, fully automatic proxy system; maybe Anonymous-proxes?)
  63. Siphon - (Add-On - Sync; http://siphon-fx.com/ ; recommered to preconfigure (monodirectional sync!), so that AnonOS-Users can choose best Addons and get them installed with just two clicks each...)
  64. We've got it! To sync with AnonOS's add-on repo, install siphon, go to the "tools" menu, then click add-ons, and then type this account:
  65. username: mrmongler@hushmail.com
  66. password: 0neAnon
  67. Mozilla Add-on Collector -
  68. AddonFox -
  69. All-in-One Sidebar -
  70. FoxyTunes (listen To AnonNewsRadio!)
  71. BabelFish -
  72. Do we need translation plugins on a local system? They still require internet and if the user has it, the web pages can be used. Saves space and memory. Also browser agnostic. Instead provide bookmarks.
  73. The space loss is very, very tiny. Still, i'll take your suggestion.
  74. Greasemonkey -
  75. NoRedirect -
  76. AdBlock Plus -
  77. Update Notifier -
  78. Browser Masquerade - (and/or "Modify Headers")
  79. Easy Youtube Video Downloader (Really important. Gets a local copy of a video in case Youtube takes it down.)
  80. Consider http://bitbucket.org/rg3/youtube-dl/ instead. No browser dependency.
  81. Cool.
  82. Firefox Sync (I really don't think putting your info on a server is a good idea. Use siphon instead.)
  83. Firebug -
  84. FoxyProxy to manage proxies
  85. Cookie Editor
  86. and Tamper Data
  87. FoxClocks (world time in the status bar)
  88. SwitchHosts to edit the host files on-the-fly, with profiles
  89. WOT (Web of Trust) -
  90. Flagfox -
  91. feedly -
  92. HTTPS-Everywhere (??? Need link. Can't find it...)
  93. /* https://www.eff.org/files/https-everywhere-latest.xpi ? */
  94. Adblock Plus - (Easy, Fanboy lists)
  95. NoScript -
  96. YesScript - (inclued a blacklist for NoScript, so that it protects more sucsessful; still allows manual override trough users...)
  97. BEEF TACO -
  98. ReminderFox -
  99. BetterPrivacy
  100. Telify -
  101. Certificate Patrol -
  102. Personas -
  103. Anonymous Personas
  104. (see http://www.getpersonas.com/de/gallery/Designer/Netzblockierer )
  105. jhead (+other items that remove identifying metadata) – Sometimes, when writing a public pdf, you could give away your name, and possibly address. This, and other tools prevents that.
  106. Encryption
  107. wipe, shred, Secure-Delete suite – Deletes files so that they can never be recovered by adversaries
  108. bleachbit - Wipes RAM to protect against cold boot attacks.
  109. Steganography tools – So you can hide code in a funny cat picture.
  110. IRC
  111. BitchX – IRC bouncer, Client, and Server, all in one.
  112. Irssi, xchat – Basic IRC clients. No bouncing. Jbounce?
  113. EPIC - WTF? it's a really awesome IRC, though.
  114. xPDF (a small PDF reader!)
  115. Abiword – Light word processing
  116. Gnumeric – Light open-source spreadsheet
  117. Twinkle, SIP/ZRTP – VoIP phone that encrypts the connection, not as safe as TOR, but with macchanger, detection is extremely difficult. For calling people in a censored enviornment.
  118. http://socialvpn.wordpress.com/ Holy crap, this one is awesome. Encrypted connections for a small group to share files and chat, and set up a private web server.
  119. http://www.wippien.com/
  120. VLC Media Player – Comes with every codec imaginable, plays anything you give it.
  121. More Firefox addons (Or FIREKIPS to avoid copyright issues)
  122. Frankly, ignore copyright. The point here is to make a more effective tool for activism. Respecting copyright and licenses might cripple anonymity protection that is needed pre-boot but license-incompatible to ship in binary. -Freeheart
  123. k.
  124. Puff V2.0 (WINE) – Use steganography on, well, anything.
  125. GIMP – Powerful image processor, open-source photoshop.
  126. Inkscape – SVG processor?
  127. Guake – Makes opening terminals much, much quicker.
  128. Conky – Displays information about the computer in a convenient, easy to reach format.
  129. Ubuntu Software Manager (Better package management than sypnatic)
  130. Office
  131. Thunderbird
  132. Enigmail (GnuPG integration!)
  133. Siphon
  134. XML Digital Signature Processing Tool
  135. Certificate PAtrol
  136. Mozilla Add-on Collector
  137. Sieve
  138. Identity chooser
  139. Display Mail User Agent
  140. Update Notifier
  141. ThunderBrowse
  142. Personas
  143. Anonymous Personas
  144. GnuPG
  145. (easy to use graphical interface!)
  146. Ghostscript (create PDFs)
  147. Sigil (ePub-Editor)
  148. LibreOffice (openOffice is going to die out; free alternative!)
  149. GIMP (for some Artwork-Creation ;-)
  150. Inkscape (vector-drawing!)
  151.  
  152. Boot-Utils
  153. Unetbootin / isolinux
  154. DBAN (Darik's Boot and Nuke; a easy-to-use wiper!)
  155. Console LOIC (The LOIC as a low-level-system; having ncruises-interace; including all the features form original!)
  156. Copypasta (just insert AnonOS and an empty CD-R in Writer's tray and let it duplicate itself!)
  157. Super Grub Disk (Repair MBR)
  158. Inside Security (Virus Scan; Paritionating; lost of useful security/maintenance stuff)
  159.  
  160. Indigenous Packet Management
  161. mountable Program Packages (examle; see: http://minisys-linux.de/muppy0083/index.htm ,
  162. A application system similar to Windows .EXE and Apple's DMG. Click it and it just works, without needing to install on any distro. http://hacktolive.org/wiki/RUNZ
  163. Tor Browser and IM Bundle covers a LOT of bases.
  164. Not really. For linux, there is no Tor IM Bundle. And I prefer to have them integrated, there will be less leaks that way.
  165. A p2p update system to prevent censorship and lessen the strain on each server. Apt-p2p would work wonders.
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  167. Cherimoya (Multipurpose Offensive/Defensive)
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  169. Everything from CodeBase & Annonaceae
  170. Complete Anonymous Starter Kit, to turn newfags into safe and powerful anons.
  171. Includes stuff here: http://ge.tt/45p7kEz
  172. And includes a guide to Programming in Python, Java, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, and C++
  173. Productive (only Installed on USB/HDD or SSD if wished! not in live-CD)
  174. Apache – Quintessential web server.
  175. Offensive suite:
  176. AimSniff – monitors AIM/MSN messages across a server
  177. Aircrack-NG - wireless offense and crack suite
  178. MsgSnarf
  179. Wireshark – Full-featured network sniffer
  180. Ethercap GTK
  181. Etherape
  182. IM-Sniffer – snoop on MSN/AIM/Email contacts.
  183. Packet Injectors
  184. Airpwn – spoofs packets from a wireless network, effectively making YOU the server
  185. Ettercap - Ettercap is a suite for man in the middle attacks on LAN. It features sniffing of live connections, content filtering on the fly and many other interesting tricks.
  186. Network Stress “testing”
  187. LOIC – Tests your “own” servers against a DDOS attack
  188. hping3 - TCP/IP packet assembler/analyzer
  189. pyLOIC – Stress tester that works behind TOR.
  190. HOIC – Multiple server stress tester.
  191. Nessus – Network vulnerablity scanner, useful for finding exploits “that you immediately patch.”
  192. Nikto, as a more user-friendly 'Nessus' -type pentest tool
  193. Metasploit - Comprehensive network testing tool. Uses every exploit imaginable to test “your server’s” security.
  194. w3af - Metasploit for the web. It finds exploits easily.
  195. (possible wardialers, and free, anonymous VoIP)
  196. Computer Security
  197. Ophcrack – grabs windows passwords
  198. rainbowcrack -
  199. John the Ripper -
  200. Hydra – uses a dictionary attack to check for weak passwords, compatible with many network protocols
  201. nmap – Maps out a entire network.
  202. GOCR – Optical character recognition tool (for captchas?)
  203. (Add everything from BackTrack Linux, and from here: http://pastebin.com/f112b9f53
  204.  
  205. Features specific to Cherimoya
  206. Bittorrent update/package system – Apt-p2p looks promising, and greatly reduces server strain.
  207. AppArmor – restricts power of applications with profiles for greater security. SELinux for Fedora.
  208. Must have a way to be put on a persistent USB flash drive. Call it AnarKeys or Boomstick.
  209. Broadcom 43xx Support - Current Ubuntu driver does not allow for packet injection when breaking wireless encryption. Former driver is a pain in the ass to find.
  210. Icon set: Elementary – GNOME icon set, even looks better than Mac.
  211. New GTK Theme that is dark and easy on the eyes
  212. Firefox skin that turns it into FireKIPS (To avoid licensing issues)
  213. 404'ed screen: Show “CAN'T LET YOU DO THAT, FIREFOX”.
  214. Awesomeface menu button
  215.  
  216. Sprachenen>ca GoogleKE
  217.  
  218. More Firefox Addons
  219. HackBar
  220.  
  221. Appearance Customizations:
  222. http://piratenpad.de/AnonOS-artwork
  223.  
  224. Desktop-Shortcuts
  225. Welcome to AnonOS!
  226. Help
  227. Office
  228. Internet
  229. Homepage (local; with dynamic stuff from external)
  230. (more here: http://piratepad.net/3540VLXFg7)
  231. Anonymous eMail Poviders
  232. http://www.privatedemail.net (german; servers in egypt)
  233. http://hushmail.com
  234. AnonOps: (http://www.anonops.ru)
  235. WebChat (recommered for beginners or short session)
  236. AnonNews http://anonnews.org/
  237. JS-LOIC http://pastehtml.com/view/1c9waaq.html
  238. Censorship - Testing: http://www.herdict.org
  239. AnonOS - Project
  240. IRC-Chat (web)
  241. Downloads
  242.  
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  244. Atemoya (Virtual Appliance)
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  246. (There should be no
  247. Samizdat:
  248.  
  249. ------------------------------
  250. http://www.furidamu.org/p2p-dns
  251.  
  252. http://socialvpn.wordpress.com/ Holy crap, this one is awesome. Encrypted connections for a small group to share files and chat, and set up a private web server.
  253.  
  254. http://www.typewith.me/the-web-we-need
  255.  
  256. http://map-of-power.blogspot.com/ Map of Power is a
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