Military "SECs"

>>33838349
They're not self explanatory? comsec is more along the lines of crypto and call signs

>>33838349
I'll give you examples
we use these rules at where I work its very important
>do not talk about what your job is. if anyone gets suspicious or accuses you, change the topic, call him names, or draw attention to his insecurities
>do not let any evidence of correspondence between you and you coworkers become public or get in the hands of the group you are trying to subvert. if anything is found out/posted, deny deny deny.
>furthermore any other details about your plans or objectives about the group you are trying to subvert.
>do not under any circumstances let any details or information about you or your coworkers become public or get in the hands of the group your trying to subver, you or your coworkers' names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.
all these things have happened to us before so we keep a tight lid on things. but our work is important and these fucking people are such a fucking pain in the ass I've been thinking about quitting

>>33838349
>Ever violated any of them?
I'd be violating one by answering that.

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>>33838418
what group are you trying to "subvert"?

>>33838456
nazis

>>33838418
>yeah yeah yeah
https://youtu.be/8iJF0UuyG_k

>>33838349
Opsec: Avoid seck with OP
Comsec: same as above but with Commies
Infosec: Stay Woke
Persec: Unit of distance light travels in 1 year

>>33838684
/Threat

>>33838684
Got it down exactly
t. Unit Security Manager

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>>33838684