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Where do I find portable wifi, also is rdp + (vpn before) enough to be impentrable to locate? : OpSec | Torhoo darknet markets

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/u/DaVenom Made of Ⱡ₳₴ɆⱤ₴

1 points

6 days ago

Have you checked the OpSec wiki for hosting ptoviders, if not see:
/d/OpSec/wiki/?id=2dd37868

/u/Winter123 📢 P

1 points

6 days ago*

Big dawg thx. But I am still looking for a portable wifi.

/u/DaVenom Made of Ⱡ₳₴ɆⱤ₴

1 points

5 days ago

I assume you want WiFi/SIM-router. Have a check on these models, elspacially the Mudi (IMEI can be changed)

Arris SURFboard SB6183 DOCSIS 3.1
Mudi V2 router with Blue-merle

/u/Winter123 📢 P

1 points

5 days ago*

Bro you are the GOAT, How about when I recieve SMS or I call how would I do that without my location being revealed? I need to use a esim its for a bank log I have.

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1 points

5 days ago

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/u/DaVenom Made of Ⱡ₳₴ɆⱤ₴

1 points

5 days ago

I suggest you have one burner phone per profile / account and use it far away from your premises. Don't be lazy, that burner will either upload your GPS coordinates and surrounding WiFi networks (as good as GPS coordinates) or you will be triangulated.

The main difference using a SIM-router versus a smart phone is that the SIM-router shuffles encrypted network packages (can still be triangulated) while a smart phone reveals lot more.

/u/Winter123 📢 P

1 points

4 days ago*

Yeah thats the problem with esims, I was thinking about using the SIM-router to connect to the Esim because I need WiFi in order to connect. Then put it in airplane mode then inside a faraday bag.
Unfortunately my flipper zero module skills wont be of any use XD.
Last question is it possible to use a phone like bluestacks that has esim capabilities over RDP, I wonder how these people make these logs without ruining their opsec. Phone's are the biggest danger to humanity XD.

/u/DaVenom Made of Ⱡ₳₴ɆⱤ₴

1 points

4 days ago

If you can get the eSIM working on an emulator you can use remote desktop. eSIM on emulator is relatively new and might be tricky to get working.

Now, this comes with some pain points. First, if you plan to run the emulator in a VPS, you will get virtualization on virtualization which usually will give headache and poor performance. Secondly, the new and better emulators that potentially can support eSIM well, might not be open sourced, which will lead to sewer security, privacy and anonymity issues.

To get better guidance, I suggest you create a new post "Best Android Emulator with eSIM-support" and ask at /d/DarkPhones

/u/Winter123 📢 P

1 points

3 days ago

Luv <3