Lord777
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Regarding the training course for % of profit - if you want to get on it.
I. Your tongue is your enemy.
The title is the whole point. But I'll explain it in hardcore way.
Everything you say or write in open sources will be used against you. Especially in the RF. Comments on youtube, VK reposts - all this can compromise you. Jokes about mothers have already become materials in the case of libel and defamation. (Google link to news about extremism in social networks).
II. Google - "big brother is watching you"
There is a good video from the science channel about how Big Brother has you every day.
Google has become a tool that we use every day. It would be a sin on their part not to take advantage of this alignment to play God. They literally know what you do every day, where you go, what you look, and what you are looking for through their search.
They were obliged to give users the ability to disable "tracking" for users. How to do it? I show it.
a) Stop using Google Chrome;
b) Go to myactivity.google.com, where you turn off the history of actions, tighten the privacy settings to the point of fucking, turn off targeting ads. 20% of the effort gives 80% of the result.
c) Start using duckduckgo.com as your main search engine. Doesn't show ads, gives out only relevant search queries. Recommend.
III. Secure your data.
Full disk encryption. What and how.
Why this is needed - I will not explain, it is not included in the topic of the article. But you need it, believe me.
If you are using Windows then use Bitlocker. If osX is FileVault. Here and there - a built-in utility, the code is closed. But they do their job.
On linux (almost any distribution), when installed, they offer full disk encryption out of the box.If you don't like this layout, then use Veracrypt (our favorite).
IV. Protect your passwords.
Keepass, passwords in iOS.
Suppose you have some information that cannot be shown to other people. Not at all. Where is the best place to store this information? That's right, at hand.
Do you trust your passwords to your browser?Then why the fuck are you storing passwords in your browser, or using an online password store that gets cracked three times a day?
Bad news, friend. Bug-tracker (a pool of errors that are documented by users) in Firefox / Opera / Chromium is full of vulnerabilities that allow you to drain your password.
Of the latter, it is a password autocomplete vulnerability in ALL modern browsers. Small invisible fields (1 pixel each) for login: password are embedded on the page. Additional, in addition to the main ones. You press autocomplete, and your login: password will fly away to the attackers.
Draw your own conclusions. Here I can only advise you to switch to local password stores ( not in a notebook, blzhad! ), Like KeePassX. Encrypts, easy to use, generates strong passwords by itself. What else is needed?
V. Use an open source messenger.
Telegram is not anonymous. How to secure your TG. The alternative is jabber.
I will not open America by saying that Telegram is not anonymous. And the servers are centralized. And the source code is closed. And the type of encryption is generally unknown to anyone. Already a wake-up call, as for me.
At your leisure, by the way, read how easy it is to intercept other people's SMS / calls, having a configured home receiver.
Disable receiving telegram calls. Received a call - burned their phone number.
Don't want to switch from your favorite paper airplane? Buy a USA virtual number (google voice, as an example), and create a new telegram account.
But these are all half measures. Tru-cookie cutters use only jabber.
Servers with a high level of anonymity.
- @ sj.ms
- @ safetyjabber.com
- @ Jabber.cd
- @ thesecure.biz
- @ default.rs
- @ xmpp.jp
- @ jsrv.org
- @ securetalks.biz
- @ silper.cz
Also, you can set up your own jabber server yourself, which will be controlled only by you. But this is for advanced boys.