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Full OPSEC guide for the new guys (Full Opsec Guide) : Galaxy4
http://galaxy4ogmifzf2wwdkbedqeps7pzxa53bkluyszq6sqng4u5g5nixid.onion/blog/view/437/full-opsec-guide-for-the-new-guys-full-opsec-guide
Make sure to have it super long, at least 550 bit entropy( 16 characters should be enough ). Then layer it and have most directories encrypted as well with veracrypt. - Tor is not optional, it is necessary. Highest settings at all costs. - Use bulletproof hosting. ( If you host malware ) - Guard your hardware - never leave it in your room; never take more devices on a trip than you actually need; mask your webcam and microphones; use screen privacy filters - Properly manage images and...
Intrusive Surveillance - The Hidden Wiki
http://zqktlwk5ilgohy63eyrptyb4mc76bunfmxcnstkmveyjnskxkpq3b5yd.onion/wiki/Intrusive_Surveillance
For Windows users, creating a BartPE image remains a viable option. While there are extensive plugin directories available, you can use The UBCD Installer to include various plugins and keep any additional applications (such as Tor) on your USB drive.
Intrusive Surveillance - HiddenWiki
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Alternatively, you can build a BartPE image for the same purpose if you prefer Windows. While there are a couple of massive plugin directories, my favorite route is to use The UBCD Installer (which contains many of those plugins) and then just keep any extra apps I want (such as Tor) on my USB Key.