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Some suggestions- 1. Tormail rather than hushmail. 2. Get on the cypherpunks mailing list, you'll get lots of input from lots of smart people http://www.cypher
by turbojerry 13y ago
Some suggestions-
1. Tormail rather than hushmail.
2. Get on the cypherpunks mailing list, you'll get lots of input from lots of smart people http://www.cypherpunks.to/list/ http://www.cypherpunks.to/list/
3. Use Tor for everything that pertains to your project.
4. Find a group that really needs your product and have them on your side, like dissidents in dictatorships, talk to them, find out how your product can help them, if you're in a "democratic" country and the authorities come after you, you can legitimately tell them that you're helping to free the people of a country, it helps to be able to name dissidents who have been murdered by such a regime, you can then ask the agents of your state if they are in favor of these murders, in many countries advocating murder in a different state is a crime, so it is most likely they will not answer your question, merely asking that in a recorded interview will most likely see you free. Afterwards, assuming you are free from state interference it is important that you make it public what has happened to you, do interviews with tech and liberty minded media, talk to the EFF, NOT Wired.
5. Have contingency plans, like having your schematics, code etc ready to be distributed on TPB like the 3D printed gun from Defense Distributed has been.
6. If you are at some stage going to release what you have non-anonymously, do it through a separate legal entity, like a limited liability company, so any legal ramifications are borne by that legal entity and you are not personally liable, you will need a lawyer to advise you, you might contact the EFF and have a conversation with them.
7. Be careful, and good luck.
- turbojerry 13y agoSorry about rgw formating, hope this is better. Some suggestions- 1. Tormail rather than hushmail. 2. Get on the cypherpunks mailing list, you'll get lots of input from lots of smart people http://www.cypherpunks.to/list/ http://www.cypherpunks.to/list/ 3. Use Tor for everything that pertains to your project. 4. Find a group that really needs your product and have them on your side, like dissidents in dictatorships, talk to them, find out how your product can help them, if you're in a "democratic" country and the authorities come after you, you can legitimately tell them that you're helping to free the people of a country, it helps to be able to name dissidents who have been murdered by such a regime, you can then ask the agents of your state if they are in favor of these murders, in many countries advocating murder in a different state is a crime, so it is most likely they will not answer your question, merely asking that in a recorded interview will most likely see you free. Afterwards, assuming you are free from state interference it is important that you make it public what has happened to you, do interviews with tech and liberty minded media, talk to the EFF, NOT Wired. 5. Have contingency plans, like having your schematics, code etc ready to be distributed on TPB like the 3D printed gun from Defense Distributed has been. 6. If you are at some stage going to release what you have non-anonymously, do it through a separate legal entity, like a limited liability company, so any legal ramifications are borne by that legal entity and you are not personally liable, you will need a lawyer to advise you, you might contact the EFF and have a conversation with them. 7. Be careful, and good luck.
- turbojerry 13y agoI forgot something. 8. Assume the Moscow Rules are true, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Rules http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Rules and if you are particularly worried, learn some tradecraft, http://www.paladin-press.com/category/Espionage_and_Investigation http://www.paladin-press.com/category/Espionage_and_Investig... .
- ethanazir 13y agoRe #4: The Logan Act makes it a felony for a US citizen to conduct foreign relations without authority.