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Use a Vpn, get a Good password 2 factor authentification Also invest into a good antivirus

 

[ilikemylittlesister]

dont give personal info, dont use same usernames as in your personal accs and remove metadata from your pictures

Use a Vpn, get a Good password 2 factor authentification Also invest into a good antivirus

doxing is not getting hacked

 

[Circadex]

99% or doxes happen because people follow their freinds or family on social media. Or, repost/comment on videos relating to their hometown or school.
If you use a vpn, and aren't a retard, there's not much risk.

 

[Asymetrical]

dont give personal info, dont use same usernames as in your personal accs and remove metadata from your pictures

doxing is not getting hacked

yup but u can easily get doxxed on these forums once i had atleast 5 dudes on my org acc

 

[Circadex]

yup but u can easily get doxxed on these forums once i had atleast 5 dudes on my org acc

God tier opsec

 

[vitaminD]

Download opsec

 

[Godveil Heir]

Foundational Concepts​

Encrypt all personal details.
Don't link online accounts to each other.
Each account should have a unique username. As a deception tactic, use realistic full names (e.g., Frank Koehler) instead of obvious or reused handles.

• Rotate multiple VPNs and new emails frequently.
• Rotate devices and accounts regularly.
• Delete old accounts.

Turn off recommendations and data collection on apps like YouTube.
Avoid Meta (Facebook/Instagram) or use a private profile without your real name.
Avoid taking or keeping pictures on other people's mobile phones.
Turn off data and telemetry.
Switch to Linux Mint.

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Passwords and Authentication​

Every online account must have its own unique username and password to prevent compromise across services.


Usernames and passwords should be securely stored using an open-source, third-party-audited offline password manager:

• KeePassDX
• Strongbox

Two-factor authentication (2FA) – Adds a second layer of protection. Enable it wherever possible to prevent unauthorized access.

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Anonymous Registration for Phone-Verified Accounts​

• Use a clean burner phone or VoIP.
• Use a strong, unique password to log in.
• Encrypt all internal drives and removable storage (e.g., USB sticks).
• Don't let people export data with a bootable USB.
• Enable auto-lock after 1 minute of inactivity.
• Set BIOS/UEFI passwords to prevent boot-level tampering.

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Recommended Operating Systems (Ranked by Privacy)​

• Tails – Live OS focused on anonymity; leaves no trace.
• Qubes OS – Built on compartmentalization for strong isolation of apps and workflows.
  Use bootable USBs without persistence.

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Smartphone Configuration​

Mobile OS (Ranked by Privacy):

• GrapheneOS – Highly recommended. Only compatible with Google Pixel devices (but cops get suspicious when they see it).
• CalyxOS
• iOS (Apple)
• Stock Android

Smartphones are bad for privacy in general.

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Cryptocurrency and Media Privacy​

• Use Monero (XMR); BTC and ETH are public on the blockchain.
• Use a laundering service.

Don't let any picture of you float online or on other people's devices.
Avoid appearing on family social media at all costs.

 

[Circadex]

Foundational Concepts​

Encrypt all personal details.
Don't link online accounts to each other.
Each account should have a unique username. As a deception tactic, use realistic full names (e.g., Frank Koehler) instead of obvious or reused handles.

• Rotate multiple VPNs and new emails frequently.
• Rotate devices and accounts regularly.
• Delete old accounts.

Turn off recommendations and data collection on apps like YouTube.
Avoid Meta (Facebook/Instagram) or use a private profile without your real name.
Avoid taking or keeping pictures on other people's mobile phones.
Turn off data and telemetry.
Switch to Linux Mint.

---

Passwords and Authentication​

Every online account must have its own unique username and password to prevent compromise across services.


Usernames and passwords should be securely stored using an open-source, third-party-audited offline password manager:

• KeePassDX
• Strongbox

Two-factor authentication (2FA) – Adds a second layer of protection. Enable it wherever possible to prevent unauthorized access.

---

Anonymous Registration for Phone-Verified Accounts​

• Use a clean burner phone or VoIP.
• Use a strong, unique password to log in.
• Encrypt all internal drives and removable storage (e.g., USB sticks).
• Don't let people export data with a bootable USB.
• Enable auto-lock after 1 minute of inactivity.
• Set BIOS/UEFI passwords to prevent boot-level tampering.

---

Recommended Operating Systems (Ranked by Privacy)​

• Tails – Live OS focused on anonymity; leaves no trace.
• Qubes OS – Built on compartmentalization for strong isolation of apps and workflows.
  Use bootable USBs without persistence.

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Smartphone Configuration​

Mobile OS (Ranked by Privacy):

• GrapheneOS – Highly recommended. Only compatible with Google Pixel devices (but cops get suspicious when they see it).
• CalyxOS
• iOS (Apple)
• Stock Android

Smartphones are bad for privacy in general.

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Cryptocurrency and Media Privacy​

• Use Monero (XMR); BTC and ETH are public on the blockchain.
• Use a laundering service.

Don't let any picture of you float online or on other people's devices.
Avoid appearing on family social media at all costs.

All of that just to have a backdoor in your cpu anyways

 

[Godveil Heir]

All of that just to have a backdoor in your cpu anyways

Use bootable USBs without persistence.

Set BIOS/UEFI passwords to prevent boot-level tampering.

 

[Circadex]

All of that just to have the NSA intercept all Internet traffic inside a blacked out van outside your house

 

[breydani2]

anyone can be doxxed with the right methods just saying dont wish it upon u tho alright

 

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anyone can be doxxed with the right methods just saying dont wish it upon u tho alright

Yeah don't be such a asshole that ppl wanne dox you

 

[breydani2]

Yeah don't be such a asshole that ppl wanne dox you

you’re absolutely right what a chad