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author: zl
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date: 2025-05-31
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date: 2025-06-07
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gitea_url: "http://git.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion/nihilist/blog-contributions/issues/13"
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This approach has been used in [many areas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylometry#Case_studies_of_interest) like forensics, authorship attribution, or determining if [Shakespeare](https://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-shakespeare-play-linguistic-analysis-20150410-story.html) wrote a play.
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Multiple anonymous personas, even if they are fully [segmented](../internetsegmentation), can also potentially be correlated based on writing styles, leading to information from both being combined for deanonymization.
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Multiple anonymous personas, even if they are fully [segmented](../internetsegmentation/index.md), can also potentially be correlated based on writing styles, leading to information from both being combined for deanonymization.
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Importantly note that stylometry does not have to be done to this scale to be usable. Even without profiles, an adversary can extract a lot of information with algorithmic analysis. As discussed, each minor detail of someone's writing will always give insight into who they are.
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### Software and Requirements
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For this tutorial, we will be using **Ollama** for the backend and **Open WebUI** as the frontend. Instruction on how to set both of these up along with information on model choice and performance are in the [local llms tutorial](../openwebuilocalllms/), which is a recommended prerequisite. This post can still be followed with alternate backends or frontends.
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For this tutorial, we will be using **Ollama** for the backend and **Open WebUI** as the frontend. Instruction on how to set both of these up along with information on model choice and performance are in the [local llms tutorial](../openwebuilocalllms/index.md), which is a recommended prerequisite. This post can still be followed with alternate backends or frontends.
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Here is a visual of what that setup looks like:
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It works, the model outputting lowercase text with friendly, outgoing wording, making the personality of the message completely different and obfuscating the original tone entirely.
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It works, the model outputting lowercase text with friendly, outgoing wording, making the personality of the message completely different and obfuscating the original tone entirely.
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Now let's try another writing style, going for short rephrasing. We will write the prompt slightly differently. Creating a preset, we can call it Gemma-4B:Short:
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