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WEBCAT, a new software tool under development at the Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), has just entered alpha testing. The goal of the project is to allow web browsers to verify the origin of code before they run it. By guarding against hacked web servers, WEBCAT aims to make our lives online more secure.

We invite adventurous web users to try out our Firefox browser extension, and web application developers to experiment with our new decentralized web domain enrollment system. Visit the full article on the SecureDrop blog!