I see a lot of unwise things said on this forum.  I don't want to see you all end up on some list because you got a little passionate over the election.
At the same time, a little circumspection would take all the entertainment value out of some of the threads.
So, I present to you a third way...

Browse like Bond:  How to surf the Web like a spy


Disclaimer:  I am the furthest thing from an SME in this field.  I just thought the article was interesting.



http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/komando/2012/10/12/surf-web-spy-bond/1619915/

Well shit.      I fucked that up a long time ago.

Oh, and one more tip.  Don't do Facebook.

That is all.

Uhhh... Bad link for me

James Bond is a fictional character.

Or his Internet skills are just that good.

 

I've always been on someones list.  I'm not going to hide like superman, batman or spiderman.  Fuck you, I'm Ironman.  

Well actually James Bond was real, he wrote a book about birds.

I tunnel when I want to be anonymous. Which is rare.

If you really want to use the Internet anonymously, then:














 

I have been on that "list" a long time...I am not giving up my spot  trying to get bumped to the top 10 list

+1
If you're a registered republican you made a list...

Tor.

Just make sure all your devious plots to kill people are written in script (screenplay) format.  Make it more of a movie script than a threat...

Combine that with a linux live CD or USB stick. Why pay for anything? There's plenty of free wifi every where you look.





 

MAC addresses are trackable but can be spoofed. There are solutions available for every level of paranoia.  


 

I always laugh at the TOR guys; like something built by the US Navy research lab doesnt have a hundred back doors for access.

Fuck the list. I didn't read your link but i bet it's a sure fire way to get people in trouble thinking they are anonymous.

James Bond's greatest feat was convincing the world that he was a fictional character.

Meh, there is always a way to track someone. The only way to get privacy on the internet is to not use it. Even then.....

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and almost every Linux disto runs some code from SE Linux...

and the code signing security blanket was holed by stuxnet... do you really trust your devices drivers and firmware?

don't even start with the concept of "Free Wi-Fi" honeypots

*gasp*



The only subject with more LPM(lols per minute) than anonymity is EMP.





 

take this serious damn-it !!!1111!!!

don't worry OP, NorCal LEO will find out your troll account soon enough

My real name is Bo Jackson and you may recognize me from my bad ass picture below. Remaining anonymous on the internet... lol.

Hide your dog!

Full of win.

If you connect to TOR at a public hot-spot, you're invincible!

well that should keep someone busy..............

Still iffy.  Cross link that MAC address with cell phone tower usage.  A little computer crunch and tadaa, that machine is in the same locations as this cell phone for these ten people.  2 of, have firearms related purchases based on credit card activity.  Trace those 2 for 24hrs, electronically, have the computer cross reference traffic cam licenses plates. And there we are.

And why is he trying so hard to hide?  That's the real red flag sir.

At least, that's how I'd do it as homeland security special tracking and Right Attitude(R) directive chief.  I'd get a cool eye patch too.  Definitely the eye patch.

If you think you are truly anonymous, you're kidding yourself.  Best defense there is probably ACLU lawsuits, as much as I hate to say it.

If the government ever decides to get tyrannical (it's not now, despite hysterics), shit will be scary.

My subnet is 255.255.255.256...



People who use my network have limited or no connectivity...
 

http://cyberghostvpn.com/

192.168.0.0/24

You gonna get raped.jpg

This reminds me i need to change a ssid to OBAMA NET.

MAC Spoofing

You said rape, twice

Do you always Ctrl-F-rape-enter-enter-enter when you load a thread?

Thanks

I base my anonymity on being slightly more mediocre in my browsing habits than most of you:  it's just not cost-effective to monitor 95% of the population, so I try to reside well within two standard deviations of "normal."  

I will not be anonymous - I will just be much less interesting to the observer than many others.   Thus, limited resources will be spent on those much more interesting and outspoken, and I will be perceived to be irrelevant.

The key?

Lots of porn, no Facebook.

OK DHS which one is me?










 

I would prefer that my internet footprint be innocuous than potentially arouse interest by failing to remain anonymous.

Better to be static & background noise than a new blip on the radar screen that catches someone's interest.



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I just like rape

I'm prob on several lists because at times I like to stir things up, kind of like Boortz, ect..., by taking / stating some viewpoint other than what I actually believe.