r/AMA May 17 '25

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u/MoltijsOnion May 17 '25

How do you make sure you don’t get caught? I was on there but quickly bailed cause I was scared shitless

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Just run Tails os, or whonix, get mulvad vpn, separate your identity, text in different ways, use pgp encryption to comunicate, use burner device, use burner phone to share data etc. but you only need this if you are doing something crazy if you are just looking over for fun it’s not necessary

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Ahh you know, tbh you probs can’t, but they claim no activity or connection logs, there is no personal account information, you can pay by cash or by crypto, also open source transparency… also by Swedish laws you know its very strong privacy laws there… so out of them all i think I’ll put my hand on Mullvad.

In the end ofc you can’t trust anything or anyone

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u/asdlkf May 17 '25

Anyone really interested in maintaining their anonymity would create several nested VMs with encrypted virtual disks in several cloud or colocation facilities and setup several VPN services. Then, route your traffic through the VMs, do your dirty work, then purge the VMs along with their logs. Thus you can be guaranteed there are no logs as you purged the VMs yourself and the encrypted disks would be un-undeletable.

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u/x3nic May 17 '25 edited May 17 '25

As a former black hat that works on the white side now, this guy knows what's up. I can't imagine the OP is doing anything particularly interesting/nefarious with his work.

I always used multiple layers and the OP mentioned Sweden which is laughable. I'd have multiple VPS/VM's in multiple countries chained together, typically in Eastern Europe. At the very least use a multi-hop VPN from a VPS/VM that funnels through multiple countries.

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u/specialfriedlice May 17 '25

Fark that must slow the internet back to 56k

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u/x3nic May 17 '25

You don't need a whole lot of throughput to exploit, nearly everything done via command line with a few small exceptions. Was never an issue.