['Cynical]

I would recommend saving alias data in a notebook, too.

If you know you're going to be raided, it's much easier to burn a small book than to wipe a few drives and servers.

Faster, too.

['OverSight]

I would recommend saving alias data in a notebook, too.

If you know you're going to be raided, it's much easier to burn a small book than to wipe a few drives and servers.

Faster, too.

not when you got a big ass magnet, destroying a hd is faster. lol.

[Zayzo]

not when you got a big ass magnet, destroying a hd is faster. lol.

I have a decent-sized shredder in my office. I'd rather stick 5 pages from my notebook into the shredder than fuck with a magnet.

[powerl105]

should add....doing all this from a bootable tails drive.

[█ＢＯＲＮＥ█]

Nice tutorial Zayzo... bookmarked:)

[Cady]

Good tutorial, really. 😁
Thanks bro.

[Superman57]

thanks for the tutorial it all sounds good to stay private

[Zayzo]

Appreciate the comments. Will update it soon.

[Emms]

Hey, i cant send a PM yet on this account ( My old account got comprimised and Im waiting to get it back but I still want this future asap ). How could we get in contact?

[San1ty1]

Posting to take a look at this later. Looks pretty nice though

[The Silenced]

This is a very good opsec tutorial..very knowledgeable.

[placeholda]

This guide's a joke. Why would you want to add multiple points of failure like this?

[Zayzo]

This guide's a joke. Why would you want to add multiple points of failure like this?

Multiple points of failure? Lmao, this a great standard setup and easy to use. There can be more complicated setups, of course? Never did I say this was the most complicated setup nor was that the goal of this tutorial.

You have no idea what youre talking about.

[placeholda]

This is the same as having 5 couriers for your package instead of 1 courier. It only makes sense if you have full control over the chain.

Here's what usually happens:

You > ISP > Internet

Your ISP knows what you're doing.

Your retarded diagram:
You > ISP > Internet > VPS > VPN > Sock5 being routed > Tor

You don't know if your VPS provider is secure.
You don't know if your VPN is secure.

You especially don't know who the fuck is hosting your SOCKS5 proxy since you're buying lists. Any dipshit with a few console commands can host a SOCKS5 proxy.

Tor is reasonably secure by design. Anyone that read the fucking Wikipedia page can tell.

Why complicate this shit by buying stupid services?

[-_-Error 404-_-]

This will probably get you in jail
Tor is not safe , not even socks proxies since most of them are used as honeypots
and most of the time they monitor all your traffic
Also, if you are not using a VPN to connect to your VPS Server they will log your ip address
which is not good if they trace back your vps's ip