OPSEC GUIDE
1. Clean your name. 

If you know you're informaiton has been previously leaked or breached connected to other aliases or emails, ensure to cut ties with said aliases and emails so they arent able to be traced back to currently. 


2. Setting up new aliases 

A good method of creating new aliases is having a common alias. With that if something was breached on your alias, since it's so common it can't be confirmed to be you without a lot of extensive and hard research that sometimes cant be completed. It gives a lot of false information fed to people. 


3. Setting up new emails 

Using 3rd party emails such as proton or custom domain emails are a good way to hold a lot of emails that are hard to track and get information on. When creating accounts, never use a personal email as a recovery and dont use your real number as a recovery. Never put your name or age/dob on it either. 

https://proton.me/mail / https://riseup.net/en/email


4. Using VOIPs

For any accounts your creating under the com alias ensure to always use a VOIP so people cannot find the partials on your number to piece it together or so that you don't accidentally end up leaking it. 

https://5sim.net/


5. Masking IP

It's best to use a VPN to ensure that you dont get your IP leaked which can be used to get your general location for doxing confirmations or getting a lead on you or if your IP has been leaked previously, it can lead to even more data on you being leaked. It's best to constantly use a VPN, even if you think it's a safe website. Breaches in sites even ones you trusted can be a fatal error in OPSEC. 

https://mullvad.net/en / https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/


6. Payment

ALWAYS use stuff like crypto, obviously linking your card to accounts can be a fatel error for an example you could be streaming, someone asks you to try signing up for an account to see if someone has data on that account, and if you have your billing information linked to said site then it could autofill and leak your or your parents full name and address. The issue with PayPal, Cashapp, and Venmo is that it can be tracked with emails and numbers and those sites can hint to your actual data if you have it linked to stuff, for example if you have the email to a PayPal you can click forgot password and get the national area code, first number and the last 4 digits. Stuff like crypto will keep you safe, use it for EVERY payment. 


7. PERSEC

Personal Security or PERSEC comes from you as someone online not handing out your information. The only information that is weird to be bluntly lied about online is your age especially if you're e-dating as that'd mean you were agebaiting to get yourself groomed or grooming people yourself. 

No matter how much you trust someone online, especially involved with the com community or someone who knows about said community (or online in general), its not smart to give any personal data out. Including DOB (year is alright to say, month is risky), first name, and even what you look like (dont show photos). 

Even if you think that's not going to fuck you over in that moment, people online can switch without hesitation as it's the internet. Everything that connects to your in real life person is keys at how people can find out the entire of who you are. 

tl;dr Trust nobody online with any information


8. PSAs

- Don't Lookup "What's my IP" or locations or businesses as it will result in said locations or businesses in your area. 

- Don't click on google maps (or any map functioning tool)

- Don't download things (use a VM if you need) / Don't click on untrusted links

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