Investigative journalists rely on a variety of sources, including anonymous ones, to obtain information about sensitive, unethical or illegal behavior. SecureDrop is an open-source submission system that can be used by media organizations to securely communicate with anonymous sources. More about using SecureDrop can be found here. If you feel you need to remain anonymous in order to safeguard yourself and your family, the following organizations offer SecureDrop services.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (scroll down page to see its SecureDrop server link).
The Guardian’s SecureDrop service
The Intercept’s SecureDrop (scroll down page to see its SecureDrop link)
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists’s SecureDrop server
The New York Times’ SecureDrop
ProPublica’s SecureDrop Server
The Washington Post’s SecureDrop