The Ultimate OPSEC Guide

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Have you ever wanted to not only feel safe online, but also be safe too? A large majority of 'teens know they could be doing better: reusing weak passwords, bragging about your potentially illegal activities to literal whos, sharing personal information online, and many more acts that leave you stranded out in the middle of Hackleburg for the CIA and Quote to datamine you. This page shall serve as a guide to teach you about cybersecurity and why it's important.

Reminder

Although they go hand in hand, privacy and security are NOT the same. This page covers privacy more than security. If you are a lazy nigger who doesn't care about getting datamined (Even though you should) and are just interested in not getting doxxed by a tryward skibidinigger pedophile because you made his neoxlitty leak, the Internet Usage section of this page is more than enough. you could also check out QubesOS although it is not good for privacy. If you are interested in not getting datamined by DA JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOZ, read the rest of this page.

Why you should care about OPSEC (and other privacy-related measures)

Most normgroids and ignorant people will usually bring up the same two excuses whenever you bring up cybersecurity, that being (((they))) need permission to see what you have been doing and/or that they have nothing to hide. Obviously, both of these arguments are stupid and if you have said these exact same things before, you have a yiddish brainworm digging around inside your frontal lobe turning you into a good little "upstanding samaritan" that does not question THE HIGHER AVTHQRITY. A dox can be achieved by someone looking at the info surrounding you (i.e. usernames, breaches, verbatim from you), and this "someone" can be ANYONE, from glowniggers to failtrolls.

Because of some shitty law made in 2001 after the September 11 attacks, the FBI and NSA are allowed to spy on you for the rest of your lives if you somehow ever interact with a terrorist or cartel member at least once. For example, lets say you're in a group chat talking with your friends when you accidentally tag Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in your message (NUSOIS ARE MUSLIMS KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK) this was revoked by an executive order of president Donald Trump, now (((they))) don't need permission to spy your nusoi ass. As if that wasn't already a horrible mistake, you now have the government scowering all of your social media accounts, your hard drives (which includes your 'cado folder), and every other aspect of your life until the day you drop dead.

On the warrants, internet surveillance permissions are granted by FISA courts. However, if you aren't an idiot, you'll realize 99.97% of FISA court applications are accepted. (33,942 out of 33,954 from 1978 to 2012) IE, 99.97% of the time, Judge Janny lets the feds take a good peek at your hard drive.

You may also not think about it, but companies are also harvesting your data so much they make entirely new companies for the sole purpose of creating a data profile for you and monitoring your day-to-day life. Usually these data-collecting methods range from questionable to BLATANTLY ILLEGAL, collecting information nobody would consent to if they knew it was being collected. This data is usually sold to advertising agencies and foreign governments like China, Egypt, and Morocco to spy on journalists and activists.

Internet Usage

Ev&oe you should be using FreeTube instead of jewtube alternatives like Odysee

Do not use the same username, email address, AND IP address (whether or not it's on a VPN, it doesn't matter) twice. (You), yourself have most likely screwed up on this.

If you are going to browse the web, you should NOT use Chrome or Edge, those are bloated pieces of shit that WILL datamine you. Instead, you should use a pre-hardened browser (although you still will have to change configs) or a manually hardened one (preferably Firefox for manually hardened).

Browsers

LibreWolf

An open-source FireFox derived browser that implements a lot of good features regarding fingerprinting, such as uBlock Origin being already installed and anti-tracking measures already installed.

TOR

There was a historical security vulnerability in TOR that was codenamed by the CIA as "EGOTISTICALGIRAFFE". Read more here.

Not only does TOR anonymize you by routing your connection through multiple nodes, but it also encrypts the connection However, do not log into personal accounts or use it alongside identifying information as Tor is for anonymity, not convenience. To further strengthen your privacy, consider using a trusted no-log VPN like Mullvad in combination with Tor (meds using a VPN with Tor can fuck shit up, ALTHOUGH you should do research yourself on this because it's actually good in SOME cases). This setup depending on the configuration, adds an extra layer of encryption and prevents your ISP or network administrator from even knowing that you're using Tor. Just setup a Tor bridge if you want that (which is what you should always be doing if you're using Tor anyways).

Brave Browser

Bloated crypto coal browser, but has the best fingerprinting protection out of the box. (configure it yourself you selfish little fuck)

Helium

It's basically LibreWolf but it also removes trackers from Jewgle and the Jewgle search engine. Not as good as Brave in terms of fingerprinting protection however

Vanadium

The built-in browser for GrapheneOS, if you're using Graphene you probably shouldn't change it.

Ironfox and Iceraven

Mobile alternatives for Librewolf, if you dont wan't to waste money on a Pixel phone you should use one of these, it would be better not to use a phone in that case doe.

Extensions

I2P

Just like TOR, I2P anonymizes you by routing your connection through multiple nodes, but it also encrypts the connection However, do not log into personal accounts or use it alongside identifying information as I2P, just like TOR^{[oh my heckin science its like recursion]} is for anonymity, not convenience. Like TOR, it is recommended that something like Mullvad in combination with I2P, and depending on the configuration, adds an extra layer of encryption and prevents your ISP or network administrator from even knowing that you're using I2P. I2P and LibreWolf go together like peanut butter and jelly. They have websites that can only be accessed by I2P, which end in .i2p, of which are called "eepsites".

uBlock Origin

A must-have for cybersecurity, as it blocks ads and trackers, which is a basic necessity on the web nowadays. Also, enable the AdGuard URL Tracking Protection and Block Outsider Intrusion into LAN filters for more protection.

User Agent Switcher and Manager

Depending on how you configure this extension, you may actually make your browser fingerprint more unique!

Allows you to spoof your user-agent, a string of text which identifies what browser, operating system, processor architecture, type of device (i.e. Desktop, Mobile, etc.) you're currently using. Will cause the infamous "You look like a bot" error when posting on the sharty if enabled.

VPNs

VPNs are really important if you're using anything outside of Tor, many jewish VPNs like Proton or NordVPN which are sponsored by jewtubers (or any Free VPN Working 2026 More Security! bullshit) famously log your data and sites you visit and give them to the feds like sluts. They get away with this by saying they have no-logs policies and since nobody actually reads the TOS they'll hide their datamining jewry there. The only VPNs you can really trust are:

Mullvad

This is a Swedish Win!

Allows you to pay in real life cash or crypto if you're hardcore and was INVESTIGATED BY THE LITERAL POLICE AND NOTHING WAS FOUND^🗝️.

ObscuraVPN

Partnered with Mullvad, there isn't really a difference between the two.

iVPN

Similar to Mullvad in terms of payment methods although it is much more pricier.

Hardware

Any piece of hardware works. However if you're serious about cybersecurity, we suggest you use these for your devices. Also, I think it's pretty obvious, but do not buy any devices online and do NOT buy smart devices at all. If you're a "Person of Interest," the NSA will stop your package mid-transit and install spyware on your device before it arrives to you.

Computers

I highly recommend not getting a whole PC setup, rather have a bunch of cheap laptops and one main laptop you can use everyday.

Some good cheap laptops would probably be the IBM ThinkPads, they're very common and very affordable for the average shmuck. DO NOT get any ThinkPad (or any computer in general due to CPU backdoors) made after around 2011; IBM sold the idea to Lenovo and the build quality went down the shitter, it got even worse after 2012. A good main laptop you can get would be an ThinkPad X200, as they can be GNU booted/CanoeBooted/LibreBooted to remove Intel ME. ^{[aren't you able to get rid of Intel ME on 'newer'' Thinkpads like the T430 or T480? [No, you can only neutralize it.]]} Yes, but the older thinkpads are way cheaper and spending 600 dollars on a laptop is retarded.

Phones

Get a Google Pixel 8A or 9A locally from a small family owned business, covering up as much of your face as possible. Due to the implementation of ARM hardware memory tagging, a feature that significantly reduces vulnerability to remote exploits from Pixels since pixel 8, Always prefer a recent pixel like 8 or 8a or 9 series. Pay in cash. Give as little information as necessary and do not order with a carrier. Do not use a SIM card inside of your phone. Keep Airplane Mode on at all times If you have to make calls, get a physical burner with a cheap one-use SIM. Even when not connected to any internet, cell towers can track your position down to the room you're in.

Or just don't get a smartphone in general, and only use an old, old cellphone for calls if you REALLY need to. Those things were designed as spyware machines from the very start this time. A old phone you could use is the Samsung Galaxy SIII with Replicant, a fully free Android ROM, although if you want to use WiFi you will need USB adapter that DOES NOT need proprietary drivers, some are listed on Replicant's site.

Before you even turn on your devices:

FOLLOW THESE TASKS!!!

• Check to see if your device has been tampered with. (Especially the screws. See if they've been stripped or worn in anyway.)
• Physically remove the camera from your device.
• Physically remove the speaker from your device.
• If unable to remove camera, cover it in tape.
• If unable to remove speaker, keep volume always muted.

Software

Depiction of the average GrapheneGOD.

Computers

For computers use either de-bloated Windows, DONT DO THIS SHIT. Even if you "debloat" Windows, updates will make it come back and since its closed-source you are most probably still being spied on 24/7. Use Linux, BSD, ReactOS, or QubesOS^{[evendough it uses proprietary firmware, so you won't know if it's secretly datamining you or not]}. In either case you should enable full disk encryption. Do NOT use BitLocker, as Macroslop hands out BitLocker encryption keys like candy to the feds.

QubesOS is an operating system that heavily relies on using Virtual Machines (VM's) for everything, and having a special VM for each daily activity or purpose called "Qubes." If you reach this level of hardcore, use TailsOS instead. Getting rid of all proprieritary shit may seem overkill, but remember that the government has unlimited resources and that they WILL NOT CUT CORNERS. Do not underestimate them.

If you are willing to try out SecureBlue which is a hardened fedora distro, you are also good. It uses the same hardened malloc as GrapheneOS.

Double aryan points if you use a fully libre Linux distro with 0 proprietary components or blobs, such as PureOS, Parabola GNU/Linux-Libre, Hyperbola, Guix or any distro found here, as it's 95% impossible of being backdoored, 99% if you use a Libre UEFI^{[or a BIOS if your PC is older than dust...]} such as LibreBoot,GNU boot^🗝️ or CanoeBoot. If you decide to flash the firmware mentioned, READ THE FUCKING MANUAL OR ELSE YOU WILL BRICK YOUR PC. If you really value security, consider using GRUB as the payload and follow the LibreBoot/CanoeBoot GRUB Hardening Guide (CanoeBoot version / LibreBoot version)

If you don't want to use Code of Conduct-infested shit, use OpenBSD or FreeBSD instead. OpenBSD is especially aryan btw. Here is a CVS repo with OpenBSD guides, scripts, configuration files, etc. (tor only, you need to use Tor Browser)

If you don't want to use Linux, you can de-bloat Windows 10/11 by using O&O ShutUp10++, a tool able to fully control Windows data-collecting and other features that (((MiKKKro$lop))) loves to hide. However, a more keyed alternative that is like Windows is ReactOS a mostly open-source alternative to Kikedows that is debloated by default.

You could also use Tails OS (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) a portable, bootable Linux distro designed for total anonymity. It runs entirely from a USB stick or DVD, leaves no trace on the host machine, and routes all internet traffic through Tor by default. Just don't forget your persistent storage passphrase, or everything is gone. Even the keyed Aryan Edward Snowden who made Glowies leak by releasing classified documents revealing the existence of global surveillance programs^🗝️ once highly recommended it. ^{[and also recommended Qubes if that matters.]}

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Because Apple is more protective of your data within their own headquarters, third-parties won't get your data (usually). However, there is telemetry, some that is a bit alarming, that goes back to Apple constantly. macOS is usually better with privacy, though.

If you have a macOS device, there are a few options:

For Intel chips

• • Install a Linux distro of your choice with Bootcamp.

For Apple Silicon^🗝️

• • Because Apple Silicon is manufactured in-house, there is no backdoor bullshit that comes with Intel. This also means that it's much faster and supports the latest security and hardware updates. There are two ways to go about hardening it:
    • Install Asahi Linux (M1 and M2 supported only as of now)
    • or follow this guide, it has macOS specific stuff and is pretty easy to do and you'll have an even better macOS experience afterward. (USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

Phones

Phones are terrible for any type of privacy, and if you can, you should probably not get one, although if you need to...

GRAAAAAPHEEEENEEEEE!!!!

GrapheneOS is a custom-built ROM of Android letting you have full control over your phone, ranging from auto-rebooting at a certain time to toggling a pin to pop-up whenever you try to open an app. Very useful! Remember to enable duress PIN which will wipe your device once you enter it. A quality Google Pixel goes well with it (they are in a partnership with Motorola now, in 2027 some graphene Motorola phones will be released so stay tuned).

Communication

Glowies can recover your Signal messages, even if you have the app deleted. To remedy this, go into "Settings", "Notification", and then "Notification Content" and select either "No Name or Content" or "No Content" if (You) want to know who sent you that message.

Use Signal, Threema, Session or Simplex for encrypted messaging. Signal is widely vetted and open-source, though it relies on phone numbers. Threema is also open-source, though you have to pay 6 USD/EUR/CHF for a one-time personal-use license, does not require email or phone-number, it will generate a random ID for you once you signed up. Simplex, on the other hand, is a decentralized messenger that does not require a phone number at all.

Avoid Discord, Telegram, and other similar services, they are compromised or easily subpoenaed and are full of Furries and trannies. Email should be hosted on secure, anonymous services like cock.li.

Use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) for encrypting emails and files. PGP can also be used if you must use the earlier mentioned services, however don't share your public key through them^[Marge...]. There is a good guide by a literal who named Kevin that goes over on how to set it up here. You could also use thunderbird which will allow you to easily create and manage your PGP keys and proxy your email through Tor

Don't use Matrix, as it is related to the (((Isreali government.))) Use XMPP instead.

Software Practices

• Always verify checksums and GPG signatures when downloading files.
• Avoid sketchy third-party installers.
• Use open-source software where possible.
• Stay updated, but wait a few days to avoid being the test dummy for new bugs.

Use Virtual Machines, sandboxing tools, or even dedicated hardware for risky tasks. Everything that runs is a potential backdoor, treat it that way.

Intel ME and AMD PSP

One of the biggest with modern cybersecurity is Intel ME. It is a gigantic backdoor that has full access to your computer (operates in ring zero), is ALWAYS on, runs a proprietary separate OS and has network access.

AMD PSP is the same shit, but it is slightly better becuse it does not have network access. It's still a backdoor so just remove it as well.

To remove it, consider using one of these options:

• LibreBoot
• GNU boot
• Canoeboot
• Heads ^{[A bit more extreme but if you're an ultra schizo this is recommended]}
• CoreBoot

Apps

Apps are a very core aspect of cybersecurity. Most mainstream apps are usually closed-source or "proprietary" software. Apps or websites such as Youtube, Chrome, Facebook and even Spotify do not allow their users to view the source code of their apps. This is usually to hide their methods of data-collection and any backdoors they may be hiding. There are however alternative apps that can be used that are "open-source" where the code is easily accessible and can be reviewed by anybody who knows how to read it. Be careful! Just because it's open source, doesn't mean its safe. Learn how to read code to make sure any apps you're using aren't subtly glowing.

Before you can install some of the apps below, you'll need an app called F-Droid. F-Droid is an app store that only hosts open-source apps. You need an Android phone to install this app, as iPhones can't install APK files. Apps that can only be installed on F-Droid will be in bold.

Alternatives

• Youtube - FreeTube, NewPipe, PipePipe <--- These apps still contain most of Jewgle's telemetry you retard, use Odysee or BitChute <--- even doe Odysee collects your geolocation data
• Google Play - F-Droid or Aurora Store
• Browser - Librewolf, Tor Browser (Remember to disable Javascript!)
• 2FA - Freeotp++, Aegis
• VPN - Mullvad, ObscuraVPN
• Disk Wiping - Extirpater
• Exif Remover - Scrambled Exif
• Der 'Cord - IRC Signal, Mumble, XMPP, Woodchipper
• Gmail - Cock.li, Tuta mail,

Metadata and EXIF Data

Metadata is invisible information embedded in files such as images that reveals details like the operating system used, timestamps, and device-specific info. Most people know about EXIF in photos, but almost every file type can leak something.

EXIF data (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a type of metadata used by cameras and smartphones. It can include:

• GPS coordinates of where a photo was taken
• Device make and model
• Shutter speed and aperture
• Time, date, and more

To remove it:

• PC – BleachBit
• Android – Scrambled Exif (available on F-Droid)
• Other OSes (or if you dont want to download anything) – https://exifremover.com/
• https://github.com/szTheory/exifcleaner/releases/tag/v3.6.0

Document Metadata

PDFs, Word files, and similar docs may include:

• Author names
• File paths
• Edit history
• Software info

To remove it:

• Use PDF printers or LibreOffice “Export as PDF”
• Use MAT2 (Metadata Anonymization Toolkit)

Audio/Video Metadata

Media files can include:

• Recording device
• GPS (on phones)
• Editing software

To remove it:

• Use FFmpeg with `-map_metadata -1`
• Or run them through BleachBit

Archives and Code

ZIPs, scripts, and code can leak:

• Timestamps
• Directory paths
• Author names
• Git commit history

Always assume that anything you share might be revealing more than you intend. When in doubt, strip it out.

See also

• CIA
• Tor
• Cock.li