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yep. I was talking about using technology to protect against an ongoing threat. Technology can help to make myself invisible but as soon as the opposing force g
by wiz21c 9y ago
yep. I was talking about using technology to protect against an ongoing threat. Technology can help to make myself invisible but as soon as the opposing force gets me, it's very tough to use technology to keep invisibility...
So I'll use Tor and Tox to hide myself as long as possible. But when the bad guys rings my bell, I know the only way out is to burn everything. They won't be deterred by some 2048 bits password...
- mirimir 9y agoYes, my thoughts exactly :) Based on an OPSEC risk assessment, it may seem rather unlikely that the NSA and other national intelligence agencies are adversaries. Why would they care about Mirimir? However, I find it useful to assume that they are. And so I employ many countermeasures that might seem foolish. Basically, I do whatever is workable. And then I write about it for income and pleasure. I do keep in mind, however, the "possibility that [a] countermeasure could create an OPSEC indicator" (DoD OPSEC manual at p. 14).[0] But burning everything, that's also obstruction, I think. 0) https://www.OPSECprofessionals.org/official/081103_DOD_OPSEC_Manual.pdf">DoD https://www.OPSECprofessionals.org/official/081103_DOD_OPSEC... OPSEC manual