>ISPs: compromised >Operating Systems: compromised >Hardware:

Mind blown OP. thanks

how about you just live your fucking life instead of trying to needlessly complicate shit just for a false sense of self satisfaction about being able to fit in here?

you are a fucking tool

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>>57571344
>ISPs: compromised
So use a VPN?

>VPNs: compromised
Really? What do you mean?

>>57571396
If IPv6 gets involved at any point then the whole thing just falls apart

> The scientists examined the Hide My Ass, IPVanish, Astrill, ExpressVPN, StrongVPN, PureVPN, TorGuard, AirVPN, PrivateInternetAccess, VyprVPN, Tunnelbear, proXPN, Mullvad, and Hotspot Shield Elite services' security.

>Disturbingly, the researchers found that a staggering 11 out of the 14 VPNs are vulnerable to an "IPv6 leakage issue."

>>57571448
>Using VPN companies
>Using IPv6

Two mistakes there.

>>57571344
>ISPs: compromised
watch what you do at home
>Operating Systems: compromised
abandonware OS or linux
>Hardware: compromised
older computers
>VPNs: compromised
You give yourself away just by using VPN
>Search engines and email: compromised
why are you putting sensitive info on the internets
>Social media: compromised
dude what?

You forgot a large amount of Tor exit nodes.

>>57571493
You don't get a say in what a site you visit will be using. If the site gives the VPN IPv6 then you're fucked.

Also, remember that whole "sniffed out common crypto keys" thing, so even 1024-bit encryption isn't safe.

>>57571533
The thing about the bottom two is that they often come in the form of scripts and cookies, so you might never use either, but if a site requires an innocent-loooking script to even work (common these days) then a part of that could be a Facebook button.

Now you're fucked.

Im not a pedo but I spent days covering my normal activities. Win10 and chrome here I come. Fuck you /g/

>>57571448
which ones aren't vulnerable

>>57571448
Your mom has leakage issues.

>>57571641
Please explain further.

Did we ever stand a chance? No, I don't think so... It was fun while it lasted.

>>57571344
Do you know that more than 90% of people have all the settings for location thing and sharing and sharing what they type with google and apply?

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>>57572014
>granddad is pretty literate but a slow typer
>always joke about it with him
>over his shoulder when suddenly we both notice the same thing at the same time
>an ad for software to improve your typing speed

>>57571996
We could have carried on with the BBS and Fidonet tradition, updating the privacy as we went.

Yes it wouldn't be anywhere close to the level of speed and size as the web, but we could trust it as it would be in our hands.

That's the real mistake, now we can see it through the lens of history, that was made when we changed from hobbyist networks to corporate ones.

Really I don't know what was expected to happen.

>>57571344
Yes, we have lost.
Invent more avenues; we're only left with temporary solutions.

>>57572277
I think this is the worst part. We'd basically have to start right back from zero, since even the DNS servers are dubiously reliable.

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>>57571344
>ISPs: compromised
Get your free Wi-Fi connection with wardriving.
>Operating Systems: compromised
Harden your Linux system or use OpenBSD.
>Hardware: compromised
Pre 2010 Intel harware can run without ME, same with Pre 2012 AMD. Don't forget to use coreboot.
>VPNs: compromised
ssh tunnels are better and don't rely on third party certificate authorities, don't forget to use curve25519
>Search engines and email: compromised
Run your own email under the bed.
Use self-signed certificate for pop3 and normal certificate for smtp, your sent/received mail might get compromised, but your password will not
Use duckduckgo via tor
>Social media: compromised
Don't use social media.

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>>57571609
>If the site gives the VPN IPv6 then you're fucked.
Not if your OVPN server doesn't accept IPv6 connections.

>Also, remember that whole "sniffed out common crypto keys" thing, so even 1024-bit encryption isn't safe.
Not if you made your keyfiles from the decay of a radioactive source in your shed...

>>57571730
Your own?

>>57571344
I just wanna punch that bitch in the face

>>57571344
Good old encryption still works, and will likely always work.

>>57571641
Turn off cookies.
Turn off scripts.
Change your hosts file so that attempted connections to bad sites get sent to localhost instead.

>>57572699
+1
>just don't use SHA1

>>57571344
>ISPs: compromised
Doesn't matter.
>Operating Systems: compromised
Use an old linux kernel, only compile what you need, no systemd
>Hardware: compromised
Use old intel CPU, or diversify your botnets by using chink-made arm hardware
>VPNs: compromised
Not all of them
>Search engines and email: compromised
Not all of them.
>Social media: compromised
No fucking shit mate
>>57571448
>>57571730
Mullvad is good shit, never had those issues.
>>57571996
>>57572185
>>57572364
>what are encrypted meshnets that also peer over internet in the meantime such as hyperboria
>what is namecoin
>>57572464
Underrated

There's still hope!

>>57571448
>IPv6 leakage issue
How does this work exactly?

>>57571366
don't you have a facebook status that needs updating?

This site has gone down the shitter the last few years with the traffic increase

>anime: uncompromised
there's still hope :3

>>57571624
fugging kek

>>57571624
Hi demolition D

>>57571344
My anus has not yet been compromised.

>Hardware: compromised

???

>>57571344
Freenet
Tor
i2p
cjdns over mesh