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Guide to anonymity Guide to Anonymity Author Leo Gurr CTable of context Leo Gurr Prologue Chapter ?? Browsing on the internet IP addresses Intro VPNs Tor Hiding Tor Hidden services Youtube in Tor General Browsing Acounts General Anonymous Accounts Persona

Guide to Anonymity Author Leo Gurr CTable of context Leo Gurr Prologue Chapter ?? Browsing on the internet IP addresses Intro VPNs Tor Hiding Tor Hidden services Youtube in Tor General Browsing Acounts General Anonymous Accounts Personal Information IP addresses Signing up for Anonymous Accounts Anonymous Temporary Emails Anonymous Permanent Emails Social Engineering Corrlation Attacks Bust on Tor Changing Identites Public WiFi Central Idea - Complete Guide to Anonymity CLeo Gurr Chapter ?? Security Fingerprints OS intro Non- Linux OS ? s Phones Linux History TAILS Veracrypt Whonix Intro VMs Qubes Whonix Whonix Gateway for other Vms Seperating OS ? s Linux Commands Data encryption Chapter ?? Communication PGP Intro HTTPS GnuPG GnuPG Instructions Trust - Complete Guide to Anonymity CLeo Gurr Chapter ?? Buying anonymously Crytography Intro Crytocurrency Intro Bitcoins Intro Bitcoins Wallets Hot vs Cold Liquid vs Frozen Wallets Generating Frozen Wallets Imporance of Bitcoins Bitcoin Blockchain Anonymous Bitcoins Bisq Tumbler Blenders Receiving goods Location for Goods Warning about llegal Items Epilogue Key For diagrams in this paper blue boxes represent objects that are connected to the internet such as your computer black boxes represent objects that are not connected to the internet red outlines mean objects that are dangerous or disposable and other colors represent di ?erent operating systems - Complete Guide to Anonymity CPrologue Leo Gurr To be explicitly clear I am not a ?liated or sponsored by the group Anonymous Before I begin this guide I want to say that there is a real di ?erence between anonymity and privacy on the internet Privacy is the idea that people should not be able to relate data to you Example you do not mind that people know your email address or that you have a youtube account but you do not want people knowing what you do with it Anonymity is the idea that you do not want people relating an identity with you Example you do not care that people know that Anonymous said ugly things you just do not want people to know you are Anonymous I am writing this guide speci ?cally toward people who need anonymity I am not saying that privacy and anonymity never overlap If you are interested in privacy you will ?nd most of this guide useful Most people who want anonymity are people who are doing something they are not ??supposed ? to be doing something This could mean you are a journalist whistleblower criminal hacker or anyone else I can not think of The goal of this guide is to help people evade the adversaries that mean them harm Something to note I am going to assume anyone who could mean you harm is an adversary for the purposes of this paper Something to understand is that this guide is not a direct guide or a guide for dummies Meaning I am not going to give you a checklist of di ?erent things you should do to stay anonymous Everyone has di ?erent needs My goal is