For the beginner who wanted to keep this track anonymous without of getting tracked....
How are you guyss and other members do your Opsec to protect your tracking & privacy
Can y'all tell me the Free & Paid methods
(Helpful for me & for others)
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Best way or your way to get into this Tor or other Forums with basic / undetectable Opsec methods used by YOU !!
Started by mr_black_01001 · Jul 18, 2026
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I use Tor bridges, as well as using unique passwords for my Tor accounts.
I avoid sharing personal info (also for buyers, use a randomised nick on
markets, the opsec bible says names and addresses on a parcel being
different from non-market packages is a red flag, but separating
accounts means if the vendor leaks the details, ur main nick doesn't
have an address tied to it), tho not as well as @STUXNET and certain
others on BHC (Black Hat Chat)
I heard monero resists tracking, but don't use KYC services for it. Encrypted drives is another good idea I should use more.
I avoid sharing personal info (also for buyers, use a randomised nick on
markets, the opsec bible says names and addresses on a parcel being
different from non-market packages is a red flag, but separating
accounts means if the vendor leaks the details, ur main nick doesn't
have an address tied to it), tho not as well as @STUXNET and certain
others on BHC (Black Hat Chat)
I heard monero resists tracking, but don't use KYC services for it. Encrypted drives is another good idea I should use more.
Linux + Tor-Browser
my threat model is quite low, so I have no problem with my isp knowing I'm on tor, also fine with using irl acquaintance's address.
to be extra safe I always figured pay-as-you-go hotspot, every time you log on flip a coin or roll a die and if luck dictates act as you would without visiting site. Maybe scope a house out where mail is arriving but people aren't there. But no matter what you probably have intel ME or amd PSP running, there's the eye in the sky, and if a nation state has a problem with you they can probably deal with it.
So yeah, my 2 cents is always consider threat model, the same way its kinda stupid to lock just your front door, there maybe simple fixes that you're not implementing. where's the unlocked back door in your opsec? Anyone can suggest barring the windows or digging a moat, but only you can find what is the weakest link exposing you to the broadest threat model. (sometimes pen testing yourself can be beneficial too)
my threat model is quite low, so I have no problem with my isp knowing I'm on tor, also fine with using irl acquaintance's address.
to be extra safe I always figured pay-as-you-go hotspot, every time you log on flip a coin or roll a die and if luck dictates act as you would without visiting site. Maybe scope a house out where mail is arriving but people aren't there. But no matter what you probably have intel ME or amd PSP running, there's the eye in the sky, and if a nation state has a problem with you they can probably deal with it.
So yeah, my 2 cents is always consider threat model, the same way its kinda stupid to lock just your front door, there maybe simple fixes that you're not implementing. where's the unlocked back door in your opsec? Anyone can suggest barring the windows or digging a moat, but only you can find what is the weakest link exposing you to the broadest threat model. (sometimes pen testing yourself can be beneficial too)