Portable antivirus, defeat net access blocks, surf anonymously – even from an iPod
PaulSpoerry | March 17, 2008
The DemocraKey was created in May of 2006. Within two days, over 60,000 people had read about the DemocraKey and built their own. It was featured on MSN, Digg, Lifehacker, and hundreds of other pages. Now, it’s entering version 2.0, where it becomes a complete, portable privacy suite. DemocraKey helps scan and surf securely from computer to computer. You can install it on a portable thumbdrive and now even on an iPod. Visit a friends house, surf from a kiosk, or just need some privacy? Pop it in and off you go. DemocraKey has built in TOR support in the browser, which can hide your internet activity. Sounds sweet, portable too!
Features
- Protect your computer from viruses with a security enhanced version of Firefox
- Visit sites that are blocked by your school/employer/government
- Hide your internet actions with Tor
- Encrypt personal emails with GPG
- Scan your computer with portable built in Antivirus software
- Runs from any portable media – iPod, USB key, Digital Camera…
- It’s FREE and Open Source!
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