Beyond phones, Murena’s shop is the simplest way to buy privacy-first hardware: devices shipped with de-Googled /e/OS and the Murena cloud already configured, from refurbished models to Fairphone editions. Prices reflect the small scale of the market, and /e/OS’s update lag applies to everything they sell. Buy it like you buy an appliance: ready to […]
Nitrokey builds hardware security keys and encrypted USB devices in Germany with open-source firmware you can audit: two-factor authentication, password storage and email encryption on a device that cannot leak what it holds. It costs more than the corporate standard and fewer sites advertise Nitrokey support by name, though FIDO2 just works. The choice for […]
The YubiKey is the hardware security key that made two-factor authentication strong: tap it instead of typing codes, phishing-resistant by design, supported by every major platform. Yubico’s own guides cover setup on hundreds of services. The firmware is not fully open source, which puts purists on Nitrokey, and a lost key means living by your […]
BellCrier breach check
Most people are, and never hear about it. BellCrier checks your email against known data breaches for free, then alerts you when it turns up in a new one, with exactly what leaked and how to fix it.
