Post: Some steps to prevent from being Doxed.
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09-29-2014, 03:37 AM
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Vipr
Vault dweller
Let's Get Started:
1. Use a different email for every account you create, and don't make them similar to each other. Example - email for skype: [email][email protected][/email] email for facebook: [email][email protected][/email]
2. Use an at least 15 character password (preferably) generated by You must login or register to view this content. that is different on each of your accounts
3. Hide your IP at all costs. I recommend using Tor Browser for hiding your IP on websites and using Mullvad to hide your IP on Skype or any other non-web based chat or social application. You can purchase/download Mullvad here and can download Tor Browser here.
4. Don't tell anyone ANY actual information about you. Don't tell them your age, your name (that includes first name), your pets' names, your parents' names, your location, your time, any of that shit. If you're questioning whether you should tell someone something or not, chances are, you probably shouldn't tell them.
5. Don't use paypal, use bitcoin. And if you do end up having to use paypal, keep it as personal as possible.
6. Don't use facebook
Optional stuff:
1. If you're too lazy to use a different email for each account, make an email with a domain of your own and make sure your server is as protected as you can possibly make it.
2. Removing your parents and your own information from people search websites (pain in the ass)
Often mistakes:
1. Taking screenshots not realizing it has personal information in it and sending them to someone
2. Telling someone one of your old accounts that contains your name and/or age
3. Telling the time in your location, this leads to the other person knowing your relative location which makes it easier for them to dox you.
4. Forgetting to turn your VPN on and connecting to Skype or a site that stores cookies in your browser
5. Giving a picture of yourself to someone or posting it somewhere
1. Use a different email for every account you create, and don't make them similar to each other. Example - email for skype: [email][email protected][/email] email for facebook: [email][email protected][/email]
2. Use an at least 15 character password (preferably) generated by You must login or register to view this content. that is different on each of your accounts
3. Hide your IP at all costs. I recommend using Tor Browser for hiding your IP on websites and using Mullvad to hide your IP on Skype or any other non-web based chat or social application. You can purchase/download Mullvad here and can download Tor Browser here.
4. Don't tell anyone ANY actual information about you. Don't tell them your age, your name (that includes first name), your pets' names, your parents' names, your location, your time, any of that shit. If you're questioning whether you should tell someone something or not, chances are, you probably shouldn't tell them.
5. Don't use paypal, use bitcoin. And if you do end up having to use paypal, keep it as personal as possible.
6. Don't use facebook
Optional stuff:
1. If you're too lazy to use a different email for each account, make an email with a domain of your own and make sure your server is as protected as you can possibly make it.
2. Removing your parents and your own information from people search websites (pain in the ass)
Often mistakes:
1. Taking screenshots not realizing it has personal information in it and sending them to someone
2. Telling someone one of your old accounts that contains your name and/or age
3. Telling the time in your location, this leads to the other person knowing your relative location which makes it easier for them to dox you.
4. Forgetting to turn your VPN on and connecting to Skype or a site that stores cookies in your browser
5. Giving a picture of yourself to someone or posting it somewhere
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