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Operational Security: Privacy, Anonymity and Deniability
BREAKING NEWS: Welcome to the Nihilism Opsec Blog v2.0! We are now running mkdocs-material and all of our blogposts have been converted to Markdown to make it simplify the contribution process in the long run.
SHOWCASED TUTORIAL: Learn how to audit your own setup, to determine your Operational Security (OPSEC) Level, and find out what is the most appropriate internet use for it.
Our latest contributed tutorials:
- 2025-05-02: Convert Monero into other Cryptos Anonymously (XMR -> LTC)
- 2025-05-01: How to get your first Monero ? (xmrbazaar.com, crypto swaps, p2p chats, or work)
- 2025-05-01: Why should I self-host my own services ?
- 2025-05-01: Our stance on sensitive activities
- 2025-04-30: What is the goal of the Opsec blog?
- 2025-04-27: Anonymous Monitoring (Grafana, Prometheus, Node-exporter)
- 2025-04-21: Self-Hosted LLM Hidden Service
- 2025-04-20: Where to Hide your Monero Wealth?
- 2025-04-16: Public Chats / Private Chats / Anonymous Chats / Deniable Chats
- 2025-04-13: How to Verify One's Identity While Maintaining Anonymity Using PGP Canaries
Our upcoming tutorials:
To know what's in store for the future of the Nihilism Opsec blog, you can check out our Forgejo opsec project board
The Blog is open to contributions:
If you want to earn some Monero, you can write new blogposts for us (from 10 to 50 euros worth of monero per tutorial, as advertised on xmrbazaar), if you're interested, check out our how to contribute guide, and make sure that you follow our quality standard.