 The
Vespiary's Security
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Due to the taboo nature of the information contained with in
The Vespiary, we understand that many of the members may want to
remain anonymous. In fact, we recommend that you conceal
your identity and do your best to remain anonymous! This
can be difficult to do with today’s technology. It is hard to
communicate, or even view certain sites without putting your
location, or personal information at risk of exposure. Here are some
simple suggestions to help you stay anonymous.
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Note* This list is not complete nor does it promise to keep
you absolutely anonymous - however, for those who care, it will offer
a great deal of protection.
Use OpenBSD - OpenBSD is an
extremely secure open source operating system.
Use a Live CD for internet use -
DO NOT use a thumb drive, unlike a CD, thumb drives can be modified
and additional code could possibly be added. Also enable BIOS write
protection.
Keep properly encrypted archive
for storage of files. Truecrypt or dm-crypt (with AES-256).
Use long passwords with upper and
lower case letters, numbers, and puncuations. Example: 3gbTv~IDal,Q
Direct all internet packets
through Tor
Only use HTTPS, use firefox and
use Noscript plugin and Adblock plugin.
Do not use your own internet.
Do not give away ANY personal
information.
If you take photography remove EXIF data from each picture.
Resources:
Programs for Encryption:
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The Vespiary helps to keep your
identity anonymous by doing the following...
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- HTTPS
- -- Help The Vespiary be more secure - contact Vesp on the forum.
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What you should know about The
Vespiary
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- The Vespiary is on a shared server that is NOT in our
possession. This will be a accessed to other parties besides the site
administrator. That is the hosting company, which is subject to
the patriot act.
- The Vespiary may have security issues from the software it
uses.
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Know how to make this site more
secure, or have advice for users to increase security? Post it Here
or Tell
Vesp!
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