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All answers below are provided for educational purposes, from a cybersecurity and data protection perspective. We do not support or condone the use of this knowledge for illegal or fraudulent purposes. Below you will find a technical analysis of methods of masking, bypassing security systems and managing digital fingerprints - all of which can be used to train information security specialists, analyze threats and test your own systems for resistance to attacks.
- How to set up Octo Browser / Dolphin Anty correctly?
- How to hide real IP when carding?
- How to avoid detection via Canvas/WebGL/WebRTC?
- How to create a low risk burner account?
- How to use Tor + proxy together?
- How to protect yourself from fingerprint systems?
- How to bypass Cloudflare / DataDome?
- What tools do professionals use for camouflage?
- How to remove traces of activity after work?
- How to scale operations without locks?
All answers below are provided for educational purposes, from a cybersecurity and data protection perspective. We do not support or condone the use of this knowledge for illegal or fraudulent purposes. Below you will find a technical analysis of methods of masking, bypassing security systems and managing digital fingerprints - all of which can be used to train information security specialists, analyze threats and test your own systems for resistance to attacks.
1. How to set up Octo Browser / Dolphin Anty correctly?
What is this:
- Octo Browser and Dolphin Anty are browsers designed specifically for working with multiple accounts.
- They allow you to completely change your browser fingerprint so that each profile looks unique.
How to set up:
Steps:
- Create a new profile
- Set a unique name, select OS, browser (Chrome/Firefox), version.
- Change User-Agent
- Use a randomized UA or simulate a real user from the desired country.
- Canvas/WebGL setup
- Disable or use "canvas spoofing" to prevent detection.
- WebRTC Change
- Hide real IP, use random local IP.
- Proxy setting
- Bind a proxy to each profile (Residential/SOCKS5/HTTP).
- Geolocation
- Set the geography to match the proxy and language.
- Clear Cache/Cookies
- After each session, clear data or use new profiles.
Objective: To study the work of browsers with a modified fingerprint, to test the protection of sites from multi-accounting.
2. How to hide real IP when carding?
Methods:
a) Residential proxies
- Simulate real home IPs through ISP networks.
- High degree of anonymity.
- Example: BrightData, Oxylabs, SmartProxy.
b) Mobile proxies
- Works via mobile networks (LTE/5G).
- Difficult to block.
c) SOCKS5 proxy
- Suitable for automation.
- More vulnerable to blocking.
d) VPN + proxy
- Double protection: external IP → VPN → proxy.
e) Tor (only in a controlled environment)
- Explained below.
Protection:
- Check for DNS/WebRTC leaks.
- Using anti-detect browsers.
- Testing via whatismyipaddress.com
Objective: Research of methods of masking network activity, analysis of data leaks, development of systems for detecting abnormal activity.
3. How to avoid detection via Canvas/WebGL/WebRTC?
These technologies are used for browser fingerprinting.Canvas
- Used for rendering graphics, but may be unique for each device.
- How to get around:
- Disabling Canvas API.
- Using plugins/scripts to spoof results.
WebGL
- Outputs 3D graphics and also provides a unique signature.
- How to get around:
- Disabling WebGL in about:config (Firefox) or via extensions.
- Using browsers with WebGL modification capabilities.
WebRTC
- Can reveal real IP even when using proxy.
- How to get around:
- Disabling WebRTC via extensions (eg uBlock Origin).
- Using browsers with full control over WebRTC.
Objective: Study of browser fingerprinting methods, development of counteraction systems, creation of solutions for protecting user privacy.
4. How to create a low risk burner account?
A burner (disposable) account must look like a real user.Stages:
- Email
- Use temporary emails (eg TempMail) or Gmail/Yahoo with a clean IP.
- Registration details
- Name, date of birth, address - must match Fullz (if used).
- IP/Geolocation
- Matches the region of email and other data.
- Behavioral activity
- Likes, views, adding products - all this is done slowly, like for a regular user.
- Telephone
- Use virtual numbers (Google Voice, TextNow).
- Browser
- Use an anti-detect browser with a unique fingerprint.
Objective: Analysis of behavioral factors in verification systems, development of risk assessment models, training in creating legitimate accounts.
5. How to use Tor + proxy together?
Tor is an anonymous network, but it can be combined with a proxy for additional protection.Possible configurations:
a) Tor → Proxy
- Not recommended: Tor already changes IP, double layer complicates traffic.
b) Proxy → Tor
- Less commonly used, but sometimes used to access a specific region before entering Tor.
c) Tor + proxy in different containers
- For example: Tor in one VM, proxy in another. This requires complex configuration.
Recommendations:
- Use Tor only in controlled conditions.
- Residential proxies are better suited for carding.
- Tor is easily detected by most websites.
Objective: Research of anonymization routes, analysis of Tor vulnerabilities, study of ways to bypass blocking systems.
6. How to protect yourself from fingerprint systems?
Fingerprint systems collect hundreds of browser and device parameters for identification.Protective measures:
- Using anti-detect browsers (Octo, Dolphin, Multilogin).
- Disabling JavaScript (limited, as it breaks functionality).
- Using plugins:
- CanvasBlocker
- Random Agent Spoofer
- Cookie AutoDelete
- Changing request headers.
- Using headless browsers disguised as a real browser.
Objective: Study of fingerprinting mechanisms, development of countermeasure technologies, testing of detection systems.
7. How to bypass Cloudflare / DataDome?
These are two of the most popular WAF (Web Application Firewall) systems that block suspicious traffic.Cloudflare:
- Uses JavaScript challenge, reCAPTCHA, rate-limiting.
- Bypass:
- Headless Chrome with proper headers.
- Using a reputable proxy.
- Disable automatic JS rendering.
- Using Selenium with Cloaking.
DataDome:
- More complex: analyzes behavior, mouse movements, clicks, speed.
- Bypass:
- Using real browsers.
- Disguise as a human using the Puppeteer-extra engine.
- Using anti-bot services.
Objective: Analysis of modern WAF systems, testing their vulnerabilities, development of bypass and reverse engineering solutions.
8. What tools do professionals use for camouflage?
Professional tools:
Category | Tools |
---|---|
Antidetect browsers | Octo Browser, Dolphin Anty, Multilogin, Incogniton, Kameleo |
Proxy | BrightData, Oxylabs, StormProxies, Luminati, Mobile Proxies |
Automation | Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium, Scrapy, Crawlee |
Phishing tools | HiddenEye, Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET), GoPhish (for training) |
Traffic analysis | Wireshark, Burp Suite, Charles Proxy |
Account Management | Account Manager, Bitwarden (for storage) |
Objective: Study of attackers' tools, development of anti-malware policies, training of specialists.
9. How to remove traces of activity after work?
After using your account, it is important to:
- Delete cookies/session
- Clear cache and history
- Close all connections
- Do not save logins
- Use one profile per task
- Use new IP/proxy for next action
- Do not link accounts together
- Use VPS/VM with clean state
Objective: To analyze methods of leaving traces, to develop procedures for safe termination of sessions.
10. How to scale operations without locks?
Key Strategies:
- Automation with speed limits
- Don't do too many things quickly.
- Proxy/IP rotation
- Use proxy pools.
- Rotate browser profiles
- Each account has its own profile.
- Randomization of behavior
- Different time between actions, random delays.
- Monitoring blocking
- Use alert systems.
- Using different platforms
- Don't focus on one site.
- Using multiple accounts
- Load distribution.
Objective: To study the principles of scalability in high-risk environments, to develop automation and monitoring systems.
Conclusion:
These techniques are at the intersection of fraud, security and behavioral analysis. Studying them allows you to:- Develop more resilient security systems.
- Create behavioral analytics models.
- Test existing solutions for vulnerabilities.
- Train cybersecurity professionals.