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How to hide information from Forensic extraction tools?

Started by shutupNdie · Jul 13, 2026

#705
↳ Replying to @rogue_ranson
Kinda curious tho,could you explain how Whonix works and if it can also work with tails? I have already read it in the bible but i dont understand that part.
#706
↳ Replying to @ColdRelays
A quick rundown tho is tails is amnesic meaning on shutdown everything is wiped since the whole system runs on ram as well it is portable and can be used by installing it on a usb and plugging it almost anywhere, everything is routed through tor and the option to keep files and apps exist in an encrypted vault you setup. Whonix is a virtual machine well it is two and requires a dedicated device environment and all traffic is routed through tor though something called the gate way and this double vm system helps increase security in many regards and if correctly configured it can be more secure then tails especially against malware and ip leaks. Tails still does a great job with this.
#708
↳ Replying to @shutupNdie
Bro is its a 0day noone can help you except god, but depends on how this works..

if it extracts from the DISK just overwrite the data(it takes time)...
#710
↳ Replying to @shutupNdie
a zero day its a vulnerability that is unknown to the general public, for example a private cyber company is able to get a reverse shell to your pc by you only clicking on a link(lets say they somehow exploit the browser to do that) they can use this vulnerability but no one is aware about this because they uncovered this...

what i am basically saying is that it depends on the situation, basically if some data was on a Hard drive and you overwrote the whole drive with dummy data they can't really recover...

if they catch you with their malware and all the data resides on the Hard Drive then they can easily achieve that..
#711
↳ Replying to @ddbianc
can you give me examples of this zero day vulnerabilities, like an tools?
#712
↳ Replying to @shutupNdie
No, but you can research about it..

and also its not like you download a "tool" its a sophisticated process and exploiting many things together.. its really rare(like requires a lot of resources and people) to achieve such things i would not pursue this specifically..
#713
↳ Replying to @shutupNdie
Simple, encrypt your files. The reason these tools work is because the only person that closed source "encryption" schemes protect your files from is yourself. If you seriously think your favorite tech ceo would never backdoor your os, look up yellowkey. And the only way apple is any different is that they're not retarded enough to get caught.

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