Tech thread for exposing online OPSEC groups and teaching anons how to spot agencies and traps.
Examples:
1. Suspicious file names and embedded files. 2. coded messaging with comments. 3. hacking your IP address and the limitations of VPN. 4. Google captcha and screenshots of your posts, or filenames that can be traced online. 5. Hacker stuff that most anons wouldn't know about.
Rules: No abstract acronyms; don't be a zoomer texting obsessed faggot and just type out what you mean. This isn't a "how to protect yourself" thread, but a logistics of how these companies gather your data or bait you.
well, looks like I found one how much they paying you Chaim?
Wyatt Young
He beat you to the punch, faggot
Carson Phillips
OP is an operative.
Chase James
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Jacob Reyes
Pedo shilling thread? Not clicking on that.
Austin Gonzalez
A common tactic they do is try to continually pry information out of various anons to figure out what they know about certain topics. Usually you'll see one or two anons in a thread start conversing about a topic and then suddenly a third user, usually whose sole purpose in the thread is to "cool, moar plz," and "we really need a dedicated thread on this." Not in all cases, but in many cases, it's a spook. They have keywords and topics they like. They behave similarly too. OP is probably the butthurt boomer who can't into acronyms in the boston thread but works for one
Juan Gray
Any thread with three or more people is off limits to discussion. At that point board culture and anti-cointel kicks in until the thread exhausts.
Camden Peterson
OP, why do you say words where you clearly have no fucking understanding of what they mean?
