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Much like security, you pick your countermeasures in advance in the hopes of raising the cost of an attacker to penetrating your security. You're not anonymous
by patio11 13y ago
Much like security, you pick your countermeasures in advance in the hopes of raising the cost of an attacker to penetrating your security. You're not anonymous. You're anonymous to an adversary with a given amount of technical/legal/intelligence/etc resources to bring to bear on deanonimizing you.
People will probably give you links which describe adequate methods for securing you against adversaries without $1,000 or equivalent amounts of brainsweat. If that's your adversary, there. May you execute properly.
If your theorized adversary is a nation state, pick another adversary. You're guaranteed to lose that fight in the long run. If you bid the price of your identity up to $5 million, they will counter with "We routinely pay that to kill mosquitoes" and mean that entirely literally.
- Murkin 13y agoObviously there are limitations on both how hard it is for "attackers" to reach you and how hart it is for "users". SilkRoad - Was extremelly hard to "catch" but also hard for users (only Tor) BTC-E - Still identities hidden, easily accessible by users. Does anyone know how BTCE set it all up ?
- askmike 13y agoNot hard to find out, according to their whois you can just email legal @ instra.com to find out..
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