SecureDrop is an open-source whistleblower submission system that media organizations can use to securely accept documents from and communicate with anonymous sources. It was originally created by the late Aaron Swartz and is currently managed by Freedom of the Press Foundation. Among the tools used in and around the SecureDrop application are: Tor, GnuPG encryption, Apache, OSSEC, grsecurity, Ubuntu, the Tails operating system, and an air-gap. 

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CrypTag is an idea, a spec, an API, and a piece of software that makes it easy to build a zero-knowledge system, which means that the server holding user data doesn't know what it is (since it's encrypted).
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It is meant as a primitive to be used to build more sophisticated systems that would rather not re-implement the pieces necessary to build a zero-knowledge system, but several useful command line applications have been built with it so far, namely cput (for encrypting/saving files), cget (for fetching/decrypting files), and cpass (CryptPass, a password manager).

CrypTag is an idea, a spec, an API, and a piece of software that makes it easy to build a zero-knowledge system, which means that the server holding user data doesn't know what it is (since it's encrypted).

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