Yeah. I did. Cope.
So I ported Rob’s OPSEC guide into a self-hosted Tor site because 1) the clearweb is mid af and 2) half of y’all need to read that thing before you start LARPing as GhostSec.
http://ea7y5ujrfad3zc2fgflbcfmuubc4zizvxmfxgphvsk5mnmytg5cmrgqd.onion/What’s on there right now:
→ It’s basically a mirror of the OG Rob's OPSEC guide (yes, the pastebin one you all link to like it's the Bible).
→ No fluff, no trackers, no JS cancer, just text.
→ Works over Tor like a good citizen.
BUT — I’m updating it.
Think:
- Modernized tools (no more recommending KeePassXC with no context, bruh)
- More examples for total NPCs who still use Gmail
- Sections on hardware OPSEC (burners, drive encryption, USB paranoia, etc.)
- Flowcharts + threat models for different use cases
- Glossary for people who think “threat model” means scary guy in hoodie
Eventually, it’ll become something like an “OPSEC Bible” for 2025 and beyond — especially for beginners who are too lazy to use Ctrl+F in a 20k word thread.
Why tho?
Because normies are leaking metadata like busted faucets, and every new leak/post/arrest proves how bad the average OPSEC is out there. Even on tforum.
So yeah:
Bookmark it. Mirror it. Critique it. Send me fixes.
If you're an actual OPSEC autist or threat modeler, feel free to help make this tighter than your VPN tunnel.
Stay paranoid, stay free.