It entirely depends what you're doing. >legal shit Safe

Nothing is safe
Remember that

Any modern system is compromised.

>>60819440
True but if they don't care about you watching 9 y/o girls getting BLACKED, you're pretty safe.

>>60819440
That simply isn't true. Data can be encrypted, operating systems hardened, connections obscured. That's practically the point of Tails in conjunction with Tor.

>>60819440
this

>>60819465
You need to do some research before you start spouting your mouth.

>>60819343
Just exclude the NATO countries and disable everything and you'll be good.

>>60819502
>>60819465
samefag b8

>>60819511
I like my tripfags like I like my water.
Filtered.

>>60819493
what's the problem with Tails?

>>60819493
You need to go back to /pol/ before you begin to look like more of a retard. Tails has kept many leakers, foreign agents, and hackers safe for years. Suddenly a few idiots screw up their opsec, and nothing is safe?

>inb4 vague "nothing is safe" answer

>>60819465
Not going to help if your hardware is backdoored.

>>60819944
How can you tell though?
I have a 2008 HP laptop
would that be backdoored?

>>60819465
>operating systems hardened
Isn't this pointless if the hardware is backdoored?

Is tails safe? You know after the last hack.

>>60820285
What's the CPU?

>>60820285
>>60820475
hmm as far as i remember all intel's core 2 duo are safe
also if you are doing REALLY werid shit think about encryption and if you are paranoidal keep your delicate files encrypted by 7 zip
>>60820475
could you also check mine please ?
intel core 2 duo cpu t7250 @2,00 gh

>>60820516
Any intel processor pre-2008 is backdoored.

>>60820577
Do you mean post?

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If you are downloading photos, they have no idea who you are, lots of people might like to download those photos.

if you are trying to leak documents that only 50 people in the world have access to, well that's a totally different ballgame.

most people get busted via old fashioned police work or someone narcing on them or fucking up in some way and narrowing down the possibility of who might have done it for investigators.

there is a big difference between downloading porn and staying anon and leaking a specific top secret document to a specific reporter and staying anon

manning got busted because he told someone what he did and that person told the authorities

>>60820577
so post 2008 are not ? :P

>>60820596
wtf Burgers buy a gun for their children? It's pure cringy.

>>60820373
>>operating systems hardened
>Isn't this pointless if the hardware is backdoored?

no

You should not be doing shady shit on your home personal computer and IP, you should have a shady shit only computer and use of other IPs and you will be fine

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>>60820604

>>60820596
>>60820615
>lolis with guns
has anime finally became real ?

>>60820596
As far as i know people downloading said images are pretty much a blip, they are mostly after distributors and creators.

Most people getting busted for possession are already suspected for something else.

>>60820373
Do you think the FBI or whoever is going to give up their secrets to catch some punk using a fake credit card, and risk burning it or it getting out? No. They're waiting to catch some Akbar that wants to bomb the city square.

Alll depends on how big a target you are

>>60819343
Tripfagging has been dead yet people like you still bring it around here and elsewhere.

>>60820657
What if I'm kinda Akbar?
From pure curiosity because I'm against any kind of illegal activity.

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>>60820577

>>60820657
>They're waiting to catch some Akbar that wants to bomb the city square.
they don't need to wait because if you sponsor someone you know exacly what he is doing
>>60820676
I'm against any kind of illegal activity.
just sitting on 4 chan is considered as begin a bigot racist anti feminist anti muslim nazi

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>>60820641

>>60820584
Yes. I'm retarded.
>>60820599
>>60820681
Post2008

Using your own ISP for anything you'd want to do with Tor is not a good idea.
Storing any really private information on a computer that is connected to the network is also not a good idea.
Hardware backdoors are real.

>>60820676
>What if I'm kinda Akbar?
what would you be using to for?

>>60820707
What about VPN + Tor?

>>60820681
/pol/ is useful sometimes.

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>>60820713
what about no

even the silk road guy used a library

>>60820710
>>>60820676
>>What if I'm kinda Akbar?
>what would you be using to for?
Tor for

>>60820737
>doesn't know about Silk Road 3.0

>>60819343
This is a dumb thread

Are you buying drugs? Then you should be fine with just the browser bundle.
Are you selling drugs? Maybe learn a little opsec and be more careful.
Are you running silk road or a cp site? Then you should know the limitations of Tor and what else you need to do to stay safe.

The point isn't to be unhackable, that's impossible. The point is to make it so the government would have to spend more money than it is worth to catch you.

>>60820907
>Are you buying drugs? Then you should be fine with just the browser bundle.

If you are buying drugs and they raid your place when delivering the dope and find your computer with tor on it and and records of the transaction you are fucked

you have to be able to say you didn't order any drugs and don't know about the package

>>60820930
Then Dream Market would be shut down, right? But it isn't, dumbass.

>>60820930
You really think they're gonna raid your house because you bought an ounce of weed? They aren't. They're gonna raid the house of the guy you bought the weed from.

>>60820970
It would be shut down because a few random faggots get their packages sniffed out by dogs in the mail then raided, then confirmation found on their PC?

no

Just like the drug industry in your town does not get busted when you die of an OD or get busted for possession

does not mean you don't have to be careful as a user, when buying online you are the one the drugs are coming to

>>60821005
>You really think they're gonna raid your house because you bought an ounce of weed? They aren't.

google it, it happens all the time

>>60821009
>>60821018
Clearly, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

>>60821035
Keep having weed delivered to your home ordered via a computer in that home

see what happens

>>60821040
Keep being paranoid and not knowing how to cover your tracks. I've bought and sold counterfeit merchandise before and I'm still here not in prison and not being sued. Quit watching Vice, you fucking dunce.

>>60821018
>>60821040
It's not likely. As long as you aren't a complete fucking tard and make their jobs easy it won't happen. Like I said, you have to make the investigation cost more than you're worth to catch. A consumer is worth very little in comparison to a distributor.

>>60821075
>>60821054


>dog smells pot in package at post office
>package addressed to you
>get warrant, raid your house, take your PC
>find Tor on it, and records of you researching darknet markets and making orders

fucking easy, and then they have you for felony interstate drug charges

enjoy being busted

happens all the time

>it's SO FUCKING HARD to bring a drug dog to a post office and bust the addresses of the packages the dog finds

kek

just because they have not busted you yet does not mean it does not happen every day or can't happen

>>60821141
Except that's not what happens. If customs finds it they usually just toss it. If they do come to your house you just say you didnt buy it. It's probably someone trying to get you in trouble. If they even take your computer what exactly would they fins that is incriminating? It's a lot harder to prove you purchased those drugs than you think. Most of the time, it's more trouble than it's worth. Hence why customs will just toss the package.

>>60821141
>implying buyers are having it sent DIRECTLY TO THEIR HOUSE

For a drug officer to prove to their superior that they should spend thousands of dollars for what, in the end, will be a low level drug possession charge, that's a difficult case to make.

>>60821169
>Except that's not what happens. If customs finds it they usually just toss it.

>customs

nobody is talking about customs, I am talking about your local PD and local police dogs and local cops

in my town they used to do dog runs every other Thursday

t. worked at post office and saw this all the time

>>60821179
>For a drug officer to prove to their superior that they should spend thousands of dollars for what, in the end, will be a low level drug possession charge, that's a difficult case to make.

keep telling yourself that

>>60821141
Also, they don't always use a drug dog, you fucking COPS watching faggot. They use risk matrixes. If the package came from Columbia, if it's leaking fluid, or if it smells like pot, yes, Customs will destroy it. Also, the USPS has no legal authority to open any mail ever. Whatsoever.

>>60821195
I will because I study cyber law.

>>60821198
>Also, they don't always use a drug dog
did I say always

keep ordering drugs to your home from a computer at your home on your own IP

nothing will ever go wrong

>>60821202

say hi to the cyber police for me, and consequences, which will never be the same

>>60821218
Why do that when I can get a fucking medical marijuana card? Or use a VPN, faggot? Spotted the newfag.

>>60821183
See
>>60821179

Far more people buy drugs and get away with it than people who buy drugs and get caught. If it wasn't that easy, silk road wouldn't have made so much money.

>>60821195
Do explain why the cops would spend money on tracking a package and arresting the buyer for a low-level charge. An amount of drugs they couldn't even begin to argue you had intent to distribute.

>>60821218
>implying tor displays your own IP
And don't tell me "they can get your home IP." The FBI gave up a case against over 100 pedos to keep the secret of how they caught them over Tor. A local PD doesn't have that capacity and sure as hell wouldn't release that secret over a pot head and an ounce of weed.

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>>60821228

Pac proxy, any tips?

>>60821250
>uses JavaScript
Nope.

>>60821276
Uses google like a new fag

>>60821283
I work in cybersecurity, my man. I wouldn't recommend a PAC proxy at all. Most proxies are shit and if you can't afford a good VPN, that's your fault.

>>60821295
>he thinks VPNs don't jew your data out

>>60821295
>good VPN
What good VPN?

>>60821306
>>60821306
Mine keeps no logs whatsoever because I pay damn good money for them not to.

>>60821308
I can't tell you everything I use, dude. That's just stupid.

>>60821295
Now I know my next step. Thanks, poor bitch out! I better save that money like little dicky

>>60821315
What about "free" VPN services?

>>60821334
i wouldn't be supirsed if they are financed by NSA or CIa

>>60821334
Never use them.

Tor was a CIA honey pot since the beginning

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>>60821334
>free VPN services

>>60821247
>A local PD doesn't have that capacity and sure as hell wouldn't release that secret over a pot head and an ounce of weed.

Dog smells drugs, your address is on the box of drugs, they bust you at your house and take your computer, you are a dumbass so all your search history about tor and buying drugs online is bare for them to see, they see communication or bank transfers or whatever just before the transaction of you ordering drugs across state lines, the drugs they have in a box with your address on it

no need to crack tor

>>60821349
>>60821352
>>60821362
What if you use it to bypass country block?

>>60821310
Also, I only made my comment because Google didn't let me search for simple shit like proxy servers, usb tracker, etc...

I probly need a VPN but google has changed. Can't look anything up anymore without it being "unusual activities"

>>60821247
>Do explain why the cops would spend money on tracking a package and arresting the buyer for a low-level charge. An amount of drugs they couldn't even begin to argue you had intent to distribute.

do explain why i can google them doing this every day and getting convictions

>>60821378
I used to use IPVanish but now I use something else. PIA is pretty damn good.

>>60820475
Its a old AMD

>>60821375
Then just use HMA.

Stop looking at cp you fuckers. I like little girls too but that shit is just fucked up and sad

>>60821394
PIA, free or paid? Don't want to Google or else I'll get a CAPTCHA probly.

>>60821375
dunno
look if you live in Sweden or Germany just claim that you are muslim and that watchink neko lolis is a part of your culture
you should be good
but seriously if you do this to bypass let's say a politicall video that is not avalible in your country you just may be on watch list
so just be carefull

>>60821429
PIA is paid.

>>60821402
The only free service is their in-browser web proxy.

>>60821450
Better than nothing

>>60821444
I want to access wikipedia.

>>60821179
They spend many millions of dollars just to catch a single street pusher (way more than any street pusher will earn in a lifetime) . So don't be sure that they won't throw money at it. In America it's a war against drugs and Americans always find money for more war. It's an infinite supply of money

>>60821402
>>60821459
What about these?
https://www.sslproxies.org

>>60821472
>isn't a burger
>thinks he knows what burger police do

Kys

>>60821477
They're not bad

>>60821489
Is it safe to use it to login to websites? on that uses SSL?

>>60820475
>>60820516
>>60820577
Can you check mine? it's a Intel Pentium G640 @2.80GHz

>>60821509
Backdoored

>>60821502
As long as it's encrypted, I don't see why not.

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>>60821519

>>60821540
So the proxy server can't see the username/passowrd?

>>60821519
What about AMD?
What year were they backdoored?
Mine is a AMD Dual-Core E2-1800

>>60820657
So if your are an akbar or other huge target like that, what do you do? Buy a shitty ThinkPad with SubGraph, Tor, VPNs, etc to do shady shit, dump it in a barrel of acid after a month and get a new one?

How would CIA niggers counter that?

>>60821572
I'm not sure what year but they have been as well.

>>60821600
What about the prossesor?

>>60821467
if it's the "normal" wikipedia then use Tor and you should be good
:P~~

>>60821612
>using a canon to kill a mosquito

>>60821610
Since it came out in 2012, and it's only used in small notebooks and netbooks, it's possible. AMD denies it but probably just to save their own asses.

>>60821588
They'd use non technological means to catch you.
Like your plan, you'd need supplies. They'd pose as suppliers for your needs and get you through that, for example.

But luckily, terrorists don't have good opsec and they're actually quite easy to capture. the NSA and CIA don't though since it's not their goal to stop terrorists.

>>60821588
they don't need to
ordering TNT will take them like week
blowing up will take like one second
so there is no time to react on that
besides acusing akbars of begin an organised terrorist sect is racists and CIA is not racists now arent they ?
>>60821623
hey as soon as this works

>>60820750
Sendin funny jihad shit to mehmed?
Shitposting ackbar friendly version of /pol/
Looking at ankles of hijab babes

Not >>60820676 but curious as well

>>60821649
>NSA agent #1: "Sir, have someone using the Tor network to access Wikipedia."
>NSA agent #2: "What? What's the search keywords?"
>NSA agent #1: "HRT, Sir."

>>60819659
nothing is safe though

>>60821645
How do I stop FBI from flashbanging me and sending me to guantanamo then? Is there any way to keep your physical body safe these days?

>>60821779
Well the first thing I'd try is not being a terrorist.

>>60821711
>HRT
searching for formula 1 team can be dangerous

>>60821786
Thanks for reminding me anon. I almost became a terrorist.

>>60821810
Although what a terrorist is changes with the breeze. Just don't criticise the global elite power structure and you'll be okay.

>>60821779
maybe don't Play CS ?

Use, VPN flush dns, then tor

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>>60821779
Yeah, converting to Christianity

>>60820681
>even when hibernating
Pretty sure that's not how hibernation works.

Also how do they connect to the ME backdoor in the first place? What port is it listening on? And who connects their Intel PC directly to WAN without some kind of router+firewall inbetween anyway? Do they have backdoors in routers too?

>>60822006
Fuck if I know, anon. I don't work for Intel. But it does seem kinda fucky to me.

>>60819407
>unless you're very careful (properly configuring tor)
the bundle comes already configured

>Samsung has been backing up vids of my 16 yo gf for months without me knowing, see yesterday and shit myself.

fucking stupid gooks

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>>60822049
I don't wanna get v&

>>60820684
>they don't need to wait because if you sponsor someone you know exacly what he is doing
underrated

>>60821800
what is this meme?

>>60822070
hey guise

am i safe

>>60821610
>backdoored CPU
Wat im confused, can someone please explain how a CPU backdoor would work?

>>60822474
Google is your friend

>>60822474
Intel Management Engine. Non-removable, non-write/readable part of the chipset, it has access to your network, the OS, RAM and crypto stuff.
This nasty fucker has been in embedded into CPU's for atleast 5 years.

If intel made an encrypted microprocessor that has unlimited access to your PC, we can assume it is backdoored.

>>60819343
way way better than anything else and the protocol is extremely well audited and its very secure. However it can be bypassed with browser exploits and JavaScript exploits and such so be very careful.

>>60822552
Thanks

>>60822552
>he doesn't use a thinkpad x60 with an intel core 2 duo

>>60822552
>If intel made an encrypted microprocessor that has unlimited access to your PC, we can assume it is backdoored.
We could also assume they made it like that so it'd be as secure as possible.

I mean I want to believe (tm) but so far I haven't seen any proofs that the ME is backdoored.

>>60819465
this is the best bait i seen in a long time. you had me sir.

>>60823003
That's why it's an assumption, if you're serious about opsec you need to cover all of your bases.
A process running inside our machine that we have almost no knowledge about is disastrous

.

>>60823003
>secure as possible

secure from who? and why even make it.


>>60823049
Doesn't AMD also have a variant of this?

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>>60819462
>be in sweden
>watch little girls getting blacked
>no proxies
>hear knocking on the door
>obese pink haired naked shemale on tricycle in front of the door
>says he's government agent
>hands you a bluray collection of blacked girls porn
>pats you on the back
>leaves

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>>60823469
underrated

>>60823296
>secure from who?
haxxors who want to upload an run malwared firmware
>and why even make it.
This I don't get. I'd be fine with AMT and vPro processors having it as they kind of need it, but every processor? There's just no reason for it.