[zRenture]

Hey HF Members,

I'm feeling like posting my system setup. I mostly LiveBoot either Hiren'sBootCD 15.2, Kali Linux 2017 or Tails 2.9.1 OS .ISO(s) in Encrypted Mode via Multibootable USB Device using YUMI USB Tool or CD to access most websites or to just test and keep system security, clean and running smooth. This way I don't have to worry about the system logging sensetive and private data or system clutter, un-wanted left over files, viruses, trojans, malwares, ransomwares and files, folders and programs that can't be deleted after installation or forgotten login passwords to any system account(s), incl: Root Administrators. Feel free to copy and investigate into this type of system.. I might update this thread if I find someting new, I'm always looking for more and better information deep outside of visible WWW...

Operating System: Windows 7 Professional (Gaming) Tails 2.9.1 OS (Computer Use)
Firewall: Strixus Firewall
Anti-Virus: Bitdefender Total Security 2017
Anti-Malware: HitmanPro
Anti-Keylogger: HitmanPro.Alert
Web Browser: Tor Browser & Firefox Browser
Other: System Mechanic Pro (OR) C-Cleaner

Web Browser Extensions/Addons:
- Random Agent Spoofer
- HTTPS Everywhere
- Adblock Ultimate
- Disconnect
- NoScript

Advanced Ultimate Protection Utilities:
- Blancco Computer Data Eraser
- AirVPN in OpenVPN (Alternative 1)
- VCPoVPN in OpenVPN (Alternative 2)
- Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
- Netcat Networking Utility
- Snort Network Intrusion Detection & Prevention System

[Not Your Average Orange]

Damn, is like Kim Jong Un tryna find you or something?

[Not Your Average Orange]

Damn, is like Kim Joung Un tryna find you or something?

[๖ۣۜÑåzgйŀ]

if your logging in with kali or any linux system make sure your not using the root account
you're security is quite excessive to be honest

just make sure to keep your browser up to date
and run your browser sandboxed with sandboxie


and I never heard of Strixus Firewall before where would you find that?

[zRenture]

if your logging in with kali or any linux system make sure your not using the root account
you're security is quite excessive to be honest

just make sure to keep your browser up to date
and run your browser sandboxed with sandboxie for extra security


and I never heard of Strixus Firewall before where would you find that?

Hey,

I know, I always create a second account when logging in with Kali or Tails and set root password protection, then I setup proxy chains and run tor browser, since these operating systems runs directly from a usb or cd so nothing i do will leave any traces of any kind on my main machine and I also know this is quite exessive, hahahah ... I also run apt-get update & apt-get upgrade everytime i run live operating system(s)... SandBox doesn't really add any extra protection to anyting I use, because anyting that i do only exists on a usb or cd which is easy to destroy xd


Strixus Firewall: Http:// Massivealliance .com/strixus
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[๖ۣۜÑåzgйŀ]

Hey,

I know, I always create a second account while logging in with Kali or Tails and set root password protection, then I setup proxy chains and run tor browser, since these operating systems runs directly from a usb or cd so nothing i do will leave any traces of any kind on my main machine and I also know this is quite exessive, hahahah ... I also run apt-get update & apt-get upgrade everytime i run live operating system(s)... SandBox doesn't really add any extra protection to anyting I use, because anyting that i do only exists on a usb or cd which is easy to destroy xd


Strixus Firewall: Http:// Massivealliance .com/strixus
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thanks for the link!

sandboxie only works on windows anyway lol
whenever I use my windows computer I just run the browser sandboxed

[zRenture]

thanks for the link!

sandboxie only works on windows anyway lol
whenever I use my windows computer I just run the browser sandboxed

No problem, what does sandbox protect the system from?

[FractumSeraph]

No problem, what does sandbox protect the system from?

It's kind of like a hybrid VM. When you run a program, sandbox will keep track of all of it's activities. If the program writes a file to System32, it will actually go to a fake System32. Then you can decided if you trust the file enough to let it go to the real one or not later.

Also, you should check out the security guide in my signature, it might do you some good.

[zRenture]

It's kind of like a hybrid VM. When you run a program, sandbox will keep track of all of it's activities. If the program writes a file to System32, it will actually go to a fake System32. Then you can decided if you trust the file enough to let it go to the real one or not later.

Also, you should check out the security guide in my signature, it might do you some good.

Nice. I just checked your website. It looks good and with lots good information and you seem to know what you're talking about. From what I've seen on this forum thought I didn't really think that most people here knew what they are talking about most of the time when it comes to true computer and network security and privacy, Hahahaha ...

I have mostly been on and from hell Forum, Pingset Forum, Dark Wealth Forum and a few other .onion and .i2p forums. But if I download tools that are paid tools or if i need anyting without having to pay for it I usually download it or use it from deep web leaked with open source code in a live operating system so I don't have to worry about using them, in case they would be infected or spying code.. And even if i do get caught using tools programmed by the CIA or the NSA and the police come knocking on my door there wouldn't be any real evidence that I actually ever used them. I deny everything because it runs directly from a simple USB or CD, so nothing I do ever saves or reach the main hard drive.. =))

[white dude]

This is a lot of work, but I'm guessing you have all of these on USBs or something, pretty impressive OP. Don't find the need to protect myself like this yet tho.

[zRenture]

This is a lot of work, but I'm guessing you have all of these on USBs or something, pretty impressive OP. Don't find the need to protect myself like this yet tho.

I only have Hiren'sBootCD 15.2, Kali Linux and Tails 2.9.1 running from my 64GB USB. Everyting else is installed on the computer harddrive running Windows 7 Professional OS.

Hiren'sBootCD 15.2 have lots of different programs inside it...
Kali Linux is pretty big..., and Tails 2.9.1 is the safest privacy os out there.
Even Edward Snowden uses these...

[WRX]

I could hack into this using a GUI interface by googling the grid patterns.

Childs play

[zRenture]

I could hack into this using a GUI interface by googling the grid patterns.

Childs play

Laughing my ass off.., "googling the grid patterns" which would take quite some time i guess, but still no. I'd block you before you can even start ping scanning.. Did you notice I use

- Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
- Netcat Networking Utility
- Snort Network Intrusion Detection & Prevention System

Along with Strixus Firewall. Good Luck.

[WRX]

Laughing my ass off.., "googling the grid patterns" which would take quite some time i guess, but still no. I'd block you before you can even start ping scanning.. Did you notice I use

- Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
- Netcat Networking Utility
- Snort Network Intrusion Detection & Prevention System

Along with Strixus Firewall. Good Luck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_poe-UgbnQE

[zRenture]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.... First of all. That's not real, I love CSI, I have lerned lots of information by watching movies. I have also learned that, it's close to impossible to hack into customized private computer operating systems and their networks without physical access to certain main computers or main network servers, which is locked down pretty tight and only a certain type of people with certain access cards have access to those computers and servers.

I shortened these links because they were too long, feel free to use a vpn or online proxy such as Netsneak .com if you think im logging ips...

Nessus Vulnerability Scanner: Http://Bit .do/Nessus
The GNU Netcat: Http://Bit .do/Netcat
Snort: Http://Bit .do/Snort