• INTRODUCTION
• Introduction
• Why use a manual on Internet security?
• Understanding basic Internet security
• GENERAL SAFETY
• Secure your computer (general)
• Internet Cafes
• Software on USB or CD
• PROTECTING YOUR PASSWORDS
• Keeping passwords safe
• Installing a Password Manager
• Encrypting Passwords with a Password Manager
• Safe Browsing
• SAFE BROWSING
• Introduction to safe browsing
• Accessing Firefox on Ubuntu
• Installing Firefox on OSX
• Installing Firefox on Windows
• Protecting your internet passwords
• Extending Firefox
• Proxy setting and FoxyProxy
• Using Tor
• BASIC EMAIL SECURITY
• Introduction to e-mail safety
• Start using Thunderbird Mail
• Setting up secure connections
• Some additional security settings
• Email Encryption
• Introduction to mail encryption (PGP)
• Installing PGP on Windows
• Installing PGP on OSX
• Installing PGP on Ubuntu
• Creating your PGP keys
• Daily PGP usage
• Webmail and PGP
• SECURING PERSONAL DATA
• Introduction to securing personal data
• Installing TrueCrypt
• Using TrueCrypt
• Setting up a hidden volume
• Securely destroying data
• SECURING REMOTE CONNECTIONS
• Introduction to securing remote connections
• Getting and testing a VPN account
• VPN on Ubuntu
• VPN on MacOSX
• VPN on Windows
• MOBILE SECURITY AND VOIP
• Introduction to Mobile Phone Security
• Secure Text Messaging on Android
• Secure voice communication
• VPN on Android phones
• Email security
• BACKGROUND INFORMATION
• FAQ
• How the Net works
• GLOSSARY

Installing on Mac OS X

1. To download Firefox, visit http://www.mozilla.com/ and click on the big green button labeled "Firefox Free Download.", and the download starts. If it does not start automattically, click the link on the page.
   
   
   
2. When prompted, click OK. 
   
   Once the download is complete a window similar to this appears:
   
   
3. Click and hold the Firefox icon, then drag it on top of the Applications icon. When it is on top of the Applications icon, release the mouse button. This starts copying the program files to the Applications directory on your computer.
   
4. When the installation step is finished, close the two small Firefox windows.
5. Eject the Firefox disk image. If this does not work by normal means, select the disk image icon and then, in the Finder menu, select File > Eject Firefox.
6. Now, open the Applications directory and drag the Firefox icon to the dock:
   
   
   
   
7. Click either icon (in the Dock or the Applications folder) to start Firefox. The Import Wizard dialog box appears:
   
   
8. To import your bookmarks, passwords and other data from Safari, click Continue. If you don't want to import anything, just select Cancel.
   
9. Click Continue. Now you see the Welcome to Firefox page.
   
   
   

   • To learn basic information about Firefox, click Getting Started.
   • For assistance, click Visit Support.
   • To customize your new installation using the addons wizard, click Customize Now!
   • In the upper right of the Welcome page is a button labeled Know your rights. Click this button to display the following screen, which tells you about your rights under the Mozilla Public License and provides links to Mozilla's privacy policies and service terms, as well as trademark information.
     

   
   
   
10. Close the Welcome to Firefox page (click the x in the tab at the top of the page). Now you see the Firefox Start page.

Congratulations, you are now ready to use Firefox!

If you have permission problems when trying to copy Firefox from the disk image to your Applications folder, first try deleting your old Firefox copy, then proceeding.

If you're installing a beta and that you want to keep your former Firefox copy, first rename your old Firefox copy to something like "Firefox old" and then copy the beta to your Applications folder.