Hello BreachForums users, today I will discuss opsec (operational security) from some former intelligence officers.
Okay, now I will explain that this is for education and I have done details and research in this opsec system, so that it is easy to understand and also learn.
1. Mobile and Computer Devices
Previously, almost 60% of users here use computers and 40% use mobile phones (especially beginners who want to learn everything here).
2. Network
I recommend using a VPN/Proxy that supports Socks5/Socks4, as these sockets significantly impact communication and browsing security. Here are some of the best VPN providers:
3. Browser
I use several alternative and open-source browsers for illegal activities.
I use Proton, Tutanoa, and local mail. Here's a list of the best:
Thank you, that's all for you, stay safe friends
Okay, now I will explain that this is for education and I have done details and research in this opsec system, so that it is easy to understand and also learn.
1. Mobile and Computer Devices
Previously, almost 60% of users here use computers and 40% use mobile phones (especially beginners who want to learn everything here).
- Computer:
Use Linux OS ( Debian, Fedora, Arch, etc ) , or if you use Windows, I recommend using Windows 11 + VMware for hacking and illegal web access. )
- Mobile Phone:
Rooting is not recommended. We will provide a list of suitable phones for security:
- iPhone 12 (Latest iOS update without jailbreaking, because the NSO Group already has a new Pegasus version)- Google Pixel 10 with a custom ROM, GrapheneOS- Bittium (This device was previously used by several intelligence agencies and cartels for communications security, and I once purchased one)
2. Network
I recommend using a VPN/Proxy that supports Socks5/Socks4, as these sockets significantly impact communication and browsing security. Here are some of the best VPN providers:
- Mullvad (Top tier VPN due to its low cost and no logs)
- NordVPN (I highly recommend using this one due to its publicity and potential legal issues)
3. Browser
I use several alternative and open-source browsers for illegal activities.
- Helium (Best and lightest)
- Chromium (For testing web servers and other applications)
- Brave (Best for downloading files and removing ads)
I use Proton, Tutanoa, and local mail. Here's a list of the best:
- Email
Protonmail (Best encryption and PGP)Tutanoa (Encryption equivalent to Protonmail)
- Communication
Simplex (Suitable for groups and real-time chat)XMPP (Suitable as a Telegram replacement)Tox (100% anonymous and the best)Sessions (Best secure node)
Thank you, that's all for you, stay safe friends
I Love u, See u next time