Anonymity Tutorials Thread : CafeDread | Torhoo darknet markets

looks good thanx

So in other words, you've done one little "tutorial", and have a huge wishlist that will take you months to complete? So why post it now?!

...and why post it in CafeDread, it should be in /d/freeguides, but maybe in 6 months' time or more.
Are you doing some kind of phishing trip?

I made a tutorial for myself on how to make a Qubes VPN VM that only will let you conects through the internet if anyone wants it:



For detailed instructions, visit: https://torhoo.cc/go.php?u=YUhSMGNITTZMeTltYjNKMWJTNXhkV0psY3kxdmN5NXZjbWN2ZEM5b2IzY3RkRzh0YzJWMGRYQXRiM0JsYm5ad2JpMW1aV1J2Y21FdFlYQndkbTB0Wm05eUxXOTJjRzR2TXpNMU5BPT0=#



1. Sign up for OnionMail inside the Whonix VM in Qubes.
2. Use Onionmail to sign up for ProtonVPN.
3. Download an .ovpn file from the fastest percentage option in the ProtonVPN Downloads section after logging in.
4. Copy the username and password from ProtonVPN 'Account' section into a new txt file, naming it cred.txt.

cred.txt contents example:

h459683u4r9r3hjtiu
wejh3498u39ri3j45iu3hj49t3j4o5i43oi

5. Send both files to Vault by right-clicking and selecting 'copy to another qube.' 6. Open the .ovpn file inside Vault and append the following lines to the end:

auth-user-pass /home/user/QubesIncoming/vault/cred.txt
redirect-gateway def1
auth-nocache
dhcp-option DNS 1.1.1.1

1. Create a new Qubes VM with the following options:

        Type: AppVM
        Template: fedora-38-xfce
        Networking: (none)
        Launch settings after creation option: Tick yes

In the Settings window, click on 'Firewall rules' and add the remote IP addresses from your .ovpn file. Examples:

        Address: <ip>
        Protocol: UDP
        Port/Service: 5060

    or

        Address: <ip>
        Protocol: TCP
        Port/Service: 80

2. In the 'Services' tab of Settings, select 'network-manager.'

3. Press 'OK' to close the Settings.

4. Run the new VM.

5. In Vault, find your .ovpn and cred.txt files, and send them to your new VM.

6. Click the new icon at the top right of Qubes (same color as your Qube), then select 'VPN Connections' and 'Add a VPN connection.'

7. In the new box, open the drop-down menu and choose the last option (Import a saved VPN configuration...).

8. Select the .ovpn file from the 'QubesIncoming' folder.

9. Return to the new icon at the top right, click it, and connect to your .ovpn file (usually named 'node-'). Tick the box in the context-looking menu.

Note: Firewall rules ensure your VM connects only through the VPN. Optionally, in the VPN VM settings, go to the 'Advanced' tab and select 'Provides network access to other qubes' for more control over networking.

If anyone has a workaround for the manual connection each time the VPN VM runs, please share. It might be a security measure. But its also inconvenient.

The guy "Nihilist" links to "matrix chat" and "hack the box" on this supposed anonymity guide - both of which require javascript enabled.

I'm calling this as an LE effort.