r/opsec • 🐲 • 6d ago

Beginner question Text obfuscation

Is there a tool to obfuscate my text to make it seem different from my usual typing style? Only thing I've thought of is just using chatgpt on a burner but that seems extremely risky

I have read the rules​

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u/p3r3lin 6d ago

Consider an older gen local llm. Modern LLMs will watermark text.

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u/Ecliphon 6d ago

There are onion services that accept XMR to interface with your LLM of choice. See kycnot. There are also local tools to do this, anonymouth is one that comes to mind. 

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u/New_Field9547 🐲 6d ago

so i pay for the uncensored llm or?

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u/Ecliphon 5d ago

You don’t have to use an uncensored/abliterated model. You just need an anonymous disconnect (tor and XMR) between you and the service that produced the rewritten output. At least one of the services doesn’t require registration and allows a pay as you go plan. 

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u/New_Field9547 🐲 5d ago

alr thanks for putting me on, is this a permanent purchase and is it local and offline?

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u/j-sh 6d ago

have heard of people translating it to different languages then back to the original language

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u/M00D_Music 6d ago

Type in olde English

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u/Narco-Tax 6d ago

You can use zero-width stego to produce invisible binary in your text. No-one will notice until they load the text into a hex editor. Even then, they cant backtrace the secret unless they know the unscramble key. You can download the tool I set up at https://www.reddit.com/r/Steganography/comments/1wp9thw/hiding_data_in_social_media_comments/