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SRVNAME Setup

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nihilist@mainpc - 2024-04-30

Privacy, Anonymity, Plausible Deniability, Decentralisation, Security, and 0days

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diff --git a/opsec/closedsource/index.html b/opsec/closedsource/index.html index be734c5..290702a 100644 --- a/opsec/closedsource/index.html +++ b/opsec/closedsource/index.html @@ -66,6 +66,8 @@

What? You want the source code? Hell no, just trust me bro!"

Or in other words, why can't I trust an adversary to not look at me when i install one of his cameras in my bedroom?

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  • OS : Linux

    • I recommend using this setup for Private use, as per the 4 basic OPSEC levels.

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    nihilist@mainpc - 2024-06-07

    Governments, Centralisation, and Law Enforcement

    In this tutorial we're going to cover and explain what are governments, and why they are trying to force us into mass surveillance and KYC procedures.

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    nihilist@mainpc - 2024-06-07

    Governments fear Decentralisation and Anonymity

    In this tutorial we're going to explain why Decentralisation and Anonymity are essential in reducing the power of the government over it's citizens.

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  • Hardware : (Phone (google Pixel model))

    • I recommend using this setup for Private use, as per the 4 basic OPSEC levels.

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  • Host OS : Linux

    • I recommend using this setup first of all to isolate your Public use, and to segment it from the other Uses such as Private use, but it can later be used for Anonymous use, and also Sensitive Use, as per the 4 basic OPSEC levels.

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    1. ⭐: Personal Favorite
    2. ✅: Completed
      3. -
    3. 🟠: Work in progress
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    4. 🚧: Work in progress
    5. ❌: Not started yet (can be brainstormed on their assigned Forgejo issues here)

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    1. ❌ The State is the Enemy
    2. ❌ The Individual reigns Supreme, no matter what the State says.
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    3. ✅ a Nihilist's Manifesto
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    4. ✅ Privacy, Anonymity, Plausible Deniability, Decentralisation, Security, and 0days
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    5. ✅ Governments, Centralisation, and Law Enforcement
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    6. ✅ Governments fear Decentralisation and Anonymity
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    7. ✅ a Nihilist's Manifesto
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    8. ✅ Privacy, Anonymity, Plausible Deniability, Decentralisation, Security, and 0days
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    9. ✅ Governments, Centralisation, and Law Enforcement
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    10. ✅ Governments fear Decentralisation and Anonymity
    11. ❌ What is my Attack surface ?

    📝 Explaining OPSEC ⭐

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    1. ✅ Audit your OPSEC and determine the appropriate internet use
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    2. ✅ Internet usage segmentation (QEMU VMs + Identity Management)
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    3. ✅ OPSEC: Using the right Technology and Behavior
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    4. ✅ How to maintain multiple Identities Online
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    5. ✅ Audit your OPSEC and determine the appropriate internet use
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    6. 🚧 Internet usage segmentation (QEMU VMs + Identity Management)
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    7. ✅ OPSEC: Using the right Technology and Behavior
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    8. ✅ How to maintain multiple Identities Online
    9. ❌ Public Chats / Private Chats / Anonymous Chats / Deniable Chats
    10. ❌ 10 Things you must do if you are pro-freedom
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      📝 Explaining Privacy

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      1. ✅ What is Privacy ? Why is it important ?
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      2. ✅ Why can't I trust closed-source software for Privacy?
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      3. ✅ The lack of Open Source Hardware (CPUs, Motherboards, GPUs)
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      4. ✅ Why can't I trust Server-side Encryption ?
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      5. ✅ What is Privacy ? Why is it important ?
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      6. ✅ Why can't I trust closed-source software for Privacy?
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      7. ✅ The lack of Open Source Hardware (CPUs, Motherboards, GPUs)
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      8. ✅ Why can't I trust Server-side Encryption ?
      9. ❌ Cloudflare : The world's largest Man in the Middle
      10. ❌ Why is metadata detrimental to my privacy ?

      💻 Getting started

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      1. ✅ How to have Privacy on your Computer (Linux) ⭐
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      2. ✅ How to have Privacy on your Phone (GrapheneOS)
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      3. ✅ How to have Privacy on your Computer (Linux) ⭐
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      4. ✅ How to have Privacy on your Phone (GrapheneOS)
      5. ❌ How to have Privacy on your Router (Openwrt)
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      6. ✅ Easy Private Chats - SimpleX
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      7. ✅ How to setup Qubes OS
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      8. 🚧 Easy Private Chats - SimpleX
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      9. ✅ How to setup Qubes OS

      💻 File Sharing

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      1. ✅ One on One large file sharing (Syncthing over VPN)
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      2. ✅ P2P large file sharing (Torrents over VPN)
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      3. ✅ One on One large file sharing (Syncthing over VPN)
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      4. ✅ P2P large file sharing (Torrents over VPN)

      💻 Maintaining Privacy

      1. ❌ How to use Linux - The essentials
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      2. ✅ How to compile open source software + How to verify software integrity
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      3. ✅ How to Virtualize Machines (QEMU/KVM Hypervisor)
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      4. ✅ Password Management 101 (How to use Keepass)
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      5. ✅ Private Messaging (PGP encryption)
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      6. ✅ How to navigate Qubes OS
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      7. ✅ How to compile open source software + How to verify software integrity
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      8. ✅ How to Virtualize Machines (QEMU/KVM Hypervisor)
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      9. 🚧 Password Management 101 (How to use Keepass)
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      10. ✅ Private Messaging (PGP encryption)
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      11. ✅ How to navigate Qubes OS

      💻 Privacy from your ISP

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      2. ✅ How to Route VMs traffic through a VPN on the Host OS
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      3. ✅ How to get privacy from your ISP using a VPN inside a VM
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      4. 🚧 How to Route VMs traffic through a VPN on the Host OS
      5. ❌ How to route your entire network through a VPN on the Router
      6. ❌ How to route your entire network through XRay on the Router
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      7. ❌ How to obtain Internet access anonymously
      8. ✅ VMs for Long-term Anonymity (Whonix QEMU VMs)
      9. ✅ Tor Web Browser setup
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      10. 🟠 How to use the Tor Browser on Mobile
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      11. 🚧 How to use the Tor Browser on Mobile
      12. ✅ How to Anonymously access websites that block Tor
      13. ✅ How to Anonymous access websites that block Tor and VPNs
      14. ✅ Easy Anonymous Chats - SimpleX (and onion-only servers)
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      15. ✅ Using the Host-OS in live-mode to enable Sensitive Use
      16. ✅ The main source of Plausible Deniability: Deniable Encryption
      17. ✅ Sensitive use VMs Setup (Whonix VMs in a Veracrypt Hidden Volume)⭐
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      18. 🟠 Plausibly Deniable Critical Data Backups
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      19. 🚧 Plausibly Deniable Critical Data Backups

      💻 Steganography - Hiding secrets in plain sight

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      1. ❌ Host OS WAN Failover Configuration
      2. ✅ Electrical Failover (basic UPS setup)
      3. ❌ Isolating on-premise hidden services (VM-based restrictive networking)
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      4. 🟠 Deniable Encryption Protection Automation
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      5. 🚧 Deniable Encryption Protection Automation

      🧅 Serverside - Remote Plausible Deniability (⚠️ Remote Hosting = Safer!)

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      1. 🟠 Sensitive Services: Self-Host or Host Remotely ?
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      2. 🚧 Sensitive Services: Self-Host or Host Remotely ?
      3. ✅ When the Adversary is the cloud provider himself
      4. ❌ Sensitive remote servers organisation
      5. ✅ Anonymous Servers Monitoring
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      6. ✅ How to setup a basic NGINX / PHP / MySQL app
      7. ✅ How to setup a MySQL Master-Master replication over Tor
      8. ✅ OnionBalance for .onion domains load balancing
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      9. 🟠 Endgame V3 (.onion service Anti DDOS / Load Balancer / WAF + Captcha) ⭐
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      10. 🚧 Endgame V3 (.onion service Anti DDOS / Load Balancer / WAF + Captcha) ⭐

      diff --git a/opsec/internetsegmentation/index.html b/opsec/internetsegmentation/index.html index b6091c8..402ba50 100644 --- a/opsec/internetsegmentation/index.html +++ b/opsec/internetsegmentation/index.html @@ -64,6 +64,7 @@

      Internet Usage Segmentation Setup

      In this tutorial we're going to cover how to properly segment your internet usage. This is the most common opsec practice that you should always use. We're going to base ourselves off from the pyramid of internet use that we have seen previously, to be able to replicate each of the 4 OPSEC levels into our current setup:

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      I recommend using this setup on your main PC, laptop, but also as a home server or a remote server. For Privacy use, and potentially Anonymous use if you implement the correct technology for it later on, as per the 4 basic OPSEC levels.

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      user@Whonix - 2024-05-19

      a Nihilist's Manifesto

      Explaining why I have a blog in the first place.

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      How to Maintain Multiple Identities Online

      In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through setting up and managing multiple online identities to enhance your privacy and security. We’ll discuss why this is crucial, how to establish distinct personas, and the steps you need to keep them isolated from each other.

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      nihilist@mainpc - 2024-07-10

      The lack of Open Source Hardware (CPUs, Motherboards, GPUs)

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      By default, if you're not careful with the technology you use, your very ability to have privacy and anonymity is not possible. And if your behavior isn't strictly controlled to protect your anonymity while using those technologies, that can also compromise both privacy and anonymity.

      If you wish to have Privacy and Anonymity online, you need to use the correct technologies, and to have the correct behavior when using them.

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      diff --git a/opsec/opsec4levels/index.html b/opsec/opsec4levels/index.html index fdd8ef4..4c7dfab 100644 --- a/opsec/opsec4levels/index.html +++ b/opsec/opsec4levels/index.html @@ -72,6 +72,7 @@

      To do so, we are going to simplify it down to 4 OPSEC levels: Public, Private, Anonymous and Sensitive.

      Sidenote: If your setup is suitable only for public internet use, you CANNOT use it for any private use, and so on.

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      XMRonly - 2024 / 10 / 23

      Peer-to-Peer Large File Sharing (Torrents over VPN)

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      nihilist@mainpc - 2024-06-16

      Password Management 101 (How to use Keepass)

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      How to use PGP encryption

      In this tutorial we're going to look at how to setup PGP keys, and use them to encrypt messages

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      nihilist@mainpc - 2024-06-14

      What is Privacy ? Why is it Important ?

      This is where the Journey begins. We're going to look at why you should bother with Privacy first of all, and what it is exactly.

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      Easy Private Chats - SimpleX

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      diff --git a/opsec/qubesos/index.html b/opsec/qubesos/index.html index e2d88b7..9e33b83 100644 --- a/opsec/qubesos/index.html +++ b/opsec/qubesos/index.html @@ -67,6 +67,8 @@

      Qubes OS is a very cutting edge OS that uses virtualization everywhere to compartmentalize your digital life. It is technically not a Linux distribution, it is built on Xen which is a type 1 hypervisor that runs on bare metal, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xen

      First you have Xen hypervisor booted at startup, then you get separate VM for all of your activities. Because all of your activities are separated by VM, one of them get hacked will not compromise the security of your entire system. It is like manage your personal pc like a server, that is why Qubes OS is a highly secure OS if used correctly

      If you want to dive into the tech details and concepts about Qubes, official document is the best place https://www.qubes-os.org/intro/

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      How to navigate qubes OS and segment your internet uses

      In this tutorial we will set up the environment for public, private and anonymous online identities, and how to use qubes os.

      If you are still not familiar with the identity model please check this link Theories about building up your online identities

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      nihilist@mainpc - 2024-05-01

      Why can't I trust Server-side Encryption ?

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      What happens here, is that Bob decides to trust Jack with the confidentiality of his data, instead of encrypting his sensitive data with PGP. What can happen from there ?

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      XMRonly - 2024 / 11 / 01

      One-on-One Large File Sharing (Syncthing over VPN)

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      I recommend to use that setup as part of your Privacy Use online, to hide what you are browsing online from your ISP

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      nihilist@mainpc - 2024-08-08

      Route QEMU VMs through a Host OS VPN

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