ALT The fix A project called WEBCAT from The Freedom of the Press Foundation (built for SecureDrop, to protect whistleblowers) changes this: it enables your browser to automatically check opted-in sites' code against a signed, public manifest before running it. If there's a mismatch, the page refuses to load. No silent tampering or relying on someone noticing later.

ALT A sample black t-shirt with "anti-malware malware club" written on the front, and the SecureDrop and DangerZone logos adorning the sleeves

ALT A black t-shirt with the words ANTIMALWARE MALWARE CLUB printed on it in distorted cyan and magenta text, with the SecureDrop and Dangerzone logos partially visible on the sleeves.

ALT A black baseball cap with the Freedom of the Press Foundation logo and name printed on it.

ALT Screenshot from Daily Beast article that reads: "If you're the Kanye video leaker, or anyone else at Fox with some juicy info, we'd love to hear from you. Email us at [email protected]."