How to securely create and operate a pseudonymous identity.
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How many people you could still be: reads what an account has said about itself, applies every fact to the real population it describes, and says how many people still fit all of it. Calibrated against the US census, and the figures are in the README.
cli golang security privacy osint anonymity no-dependencies opsec privacy-tools deanonymization k-anonymity self-disclosure pseudonymity quasi-identifiers
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Sep 30, 2026 - Go
Pseudonymous research notes with on-chain integrity timestamps. Arbitrum Sepolia prototype.
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Oct 5, 2026 - TypeScript
Open specification for Anonymous Web Authentication (AWA) — a privacy-preserving, deterministic identity protocol built on WebCrypto and national eID systems. AWA provides proof of humanity without personal data, passwords, or rotating secrets. It enables cross-device continuity, strong authentication, and interoperable authorization across RPs
security identity oauth privacy crypto authentication protocol specification standard openid webcrypto eid zero-knowledge eidas webauthn fido2 decentralized-identity passkey pseudonymity
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Oct 5, 2025
🔒 Simplify online identity with Anonymous Web Authentication, a secure, privacy-focused protocol that replaces passwords while proving humanity online.
javascript security waf specification cloudflare standard ddos-attacks openid denial-of-service ddos-mitigation anti-ddos zero-knowledge eidas ddos-attack webauthn password-hashing anti-ddos-script pseudonymity
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Oct 12, 2026
What ties your anonymous code to you: the names both projects carry, the lines both have that nobody else does, and the rare words both reach for, set against 784 real repositories. Read only, no network, no model.
cli golang security privacy osint anonymity no-dependencies authorship-attribution stylometry opsec privacy-tools deanonymization pseudonymity code-stylometry
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Oct 10, 2026 - Go
This project aims to implement the Pi_t ("t" for "tulip" or "threshold") onion routing protocol in a service-model environment.
differential-privacy onion-routing mix-networks cryptographic-protocols security-and-privacy pseudonymity distributed-systems-security untraceability layered-encryption bruisable-onions asynchronous-routing
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Nov 14, 2025 - Go
What the way you write gives away: how much two sets of your own writing look like the same hand, and which habits are doing the linking. Every threshold in it was measured against books by known authors, and the figures are in the source.
cli golang security privacy text-analysis linguistics anonymity no-dependencies authorship-attribution stylometry opsec privacy-tools pseudonymity forensic-linguistics burrows-delta
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Sep 1, 2026 - Go
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