I'm a journalist looking for tools to enhance my digital security. Please identify the two main open-source software products offered by the Freedom of the Press Foundation for protecting journalists and their sources. For each product, describe its primary purpose. Additionally, I want to explore the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker's data. Please navigate to the 'Explore the Database' section and identify at least three categories or types of incidents tracked.
Navigate to the homepage of freedom.press. Click on the 'Our Work' button. Within the 'Our Work' section, click on the 'Technology' link. Identify the two open-source software products listed and describe their primary purpose. Go back to the 'Our Work' section (if necessary) and click on the 'U.S. Press Freedom Tracker' link. On the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker page, click on the 'Explore the Database' link. Identify and list at least three categories or types of incidents tracked within the database.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Technology' section. The agent identifies 'SecureDrop' and 'Dangerzone' as the two main open-source software products. The agent states that SecureDrop is for securely accepting documents from anonymous sources. The agent states that Dangerzone is for safely converting dangerous documents into readable PDFs. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Explore the Database' section of the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker. The agent identifies and lists at least three incident categories, such as 'Arrests & Detentions', 'Assaults', 'Border Stops', 'Censorship', 'Equipment Seizures', 'Legal Orders', 'Subpoenas', 'Threats', or 'Traffic Stops'.