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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   Interestingly enough, outlook.com is the only free email service that let me sign up over Tor. I access it securely, and it's just for verification purposes. Every service needs an email address.
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   1) Trust. I trust the Tor developers and nodes much more than HideMyAss, which is a single point of failure. 2) Looks like a good suggestion, I'll have to check that out if I ever start a Tor hidden service. 3) The main factors are hav
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   All requests are made through Tor. The Tails OS is configured to allow absolutely nothing through the clear internet.
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   Great points. I would definitely do something like this if my life were on the line, or I needed to leak something about my government, for example. But the convenience of Tails persistence is really tempting. I can just unlock it with a re
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   Yep, that's my SSH public key. And here's my PGP public key: https://gist.github.com/untraceableblog/8683769
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   Whoops, I should apologize to that guy. Didn't notice the link in the source.
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   That's what really excited me about this challenge. I heard about how DPR got caught from a StackOverflow login, and I wanted to see how difficult it would be to maintain anonymity. It turns out that it's really fucking difficult.
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   by untraceableblog 13y ago

   I did not have any problems accessing Google Translate and Outlook.com while connected to Tor. But yes, I fucked up and posted a USB drive similar to the one that I've ordered from Amazon in the last year.