Cult of the Dead Cow Launches Peekabooty Browser to Bypass Censorship

A group of hackers has alarmed law enforcement agencies with plans for a browser that could make it impossible to control the material people have access to on the world wide web. The US-based "ethical" hacking group, Cult of the Dead . . . A group of hackers has alarmed law enforcement agencies with plans for a browser that could make it impossible to control the material people have access to on the world wide web. The US-based "ethical" hacking group, Cult of the Dead Cow, says the new technology will allow people living under oppressive regimes to circumvent censorship to access banned material.

The browser, dubbed Peekabooty, will be launched in July amid mounting concern from human rights and civil liberties groups over attempts to restrict access to the internet.

Peekabooty, which will use all the machines in the network to store data instead of using a central server, will be the internet equivalent of having information delivered in a discreet brown envelope.

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