Notices by The Tor Project (torproject@mastodon.social), page 28

🚨 Status update: We’re aware of two issues with deb.torproject.org & working on fixes:
1️⃣ Ubuntu packages are currently missing due to a CI issue.
2️⃣ The Onion Service for deb.torproject.org is unstable/unreachable.
No security risk—just a temporary headache. ℹ️ More info here: https://status.torproject.org/issues/2025-02-25-ubuntu-packages/

We appreciate your patience!

Rdsys 1.0 has been released, officially marking the first stable version of Tor's next-generation bridge distribution software.
🌉 https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-rdsys-1-0/

"Tor needs many different kinds of users to be safe. The fact that we have military people relying on Tor, and human rights defenders relying on Tor, and everybody in between, is part of why it is safe for all of them. You can’t have an anonymity system only for cancer survivors, or everybody can guess why you’re using it."

🔖 Read the full interview with Roger Dingledine on the CloudFest blog: https://www.cloudfest.com/blog/interview-with-roger-dingledine-co-creator-of-tor-project/

💻🔄Tails has replaced balenaEtcher with Rufus in the Windows installation instructions to address privacy concerns.
👉 Learn more about why we made this switch and how it impacts you here: https://tails.net/news/rufus/index.en.html

THANK YOU to our community for ensuring people worldwide are able to exercise their right to speak, browse, and search with freedom and privacy. Today we celebrate our combined efforts of raising $816,141.70 this 2024 year-end fundraising campaign. https://blog.torproject.org/celebrating-2024-yec/

Special thanks to Power Up Privacy for matching $300k to help us get here. Whether you donated, shared the campaign, promoted volunteer efforts, attended an event, or joined our newsletter, we couldn't have achieved this success without the collective efforts of the Tor community.