Das Zentrum für Investigativen Journalismus ist „eine gemeinnützige Organisation mit Sitz in London, die Journalisten, Forscher, Produzenten und Studenten in der Praxis und Methodik des investigativen Journalismus schult“ (Wikipedia). Und da die gegenwärtige Totalüberwachung auch journalistische Arbeit bedroht, haben sie ein Handbuch über IT-Sicherheit herausgegeben: Information Security for Journalists.
After Snowden’s disclosures we know that there are real safeguards and real counter measures available. The CIJ’s latest handbook, Information Security for Journalists, lays out the most effective means of keeping your work private and safe from spying. It explains how to write safely, how to think about security and how to safely receive, store and send information that a government or powerful corporation may be keen for you not to know, to have or to share. To ensure your privacy and the safety of your sources, Information Security for Journalists will help you to make your communications indecipherable, untraceable and anonymous.
Although this handbook is largely about how to use your computer, you don’t need to have a computer science degree to use it. Its authors, and the experts advising the project are ensuring its practical accuracy and usability, and work with the latest technology.
Derzeit gibt’s das als 80-seitiges PDF, bald auch als EPUB und MOBI.