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TOR DISCLAIMER: This blog post references Tor as a means of achieving Anonymity. However, we recently found out that it was a US honeypot.
Current online anonymity as we know it, is as it is currently allowed by the US government and it's allies. To replace Tor we are currently working on Datura Network
Take note that Tor is only fine to use as long as your adversary isn't the US government, nor it's state-level allies.
Despite that, Tor will remain an OPSEC suggestion up until Datura Network is released, due to the current lack of a real and functional anonymity network out there.

Roadmap Progress (Q2 2026)

Welcome to our quarterly recap of The OPSEC Bible. During the second quarter of 2026 we added five new posts, polished existing content, and rolled out several usability upgrades.

2026-05-19: APT1's poor identity segmentation
2026-05-16: JavaScript - The Dangers and Limits Fingerprinting
2026-04-22: CCTV footage used in court
2026-04-15: How to Anonymously Access Websites That Block Tor Exit Nodes
2026-04-04: Mobile Dead Man's Switch (GrapheneReset)

Quality & Accessibility Enhancements

  • Grammar and spelling: All blog posts have been thoroughly proofread and corrected.
  • Cleaner URLs: Hyphens now separate words for better readability, with redirects preserving legacy links.
  • Presentation video: We hired a video creator from XmrBazaar to produce a short overview video of The OPSEC Bible.
  • Offline version: A downloadable version allows readers to keep a complete copy of the blog, ensuring access even if the site is taken down.
  • Modular mirrors: Anyone running a mirror of The OPSEC Bible can now cherry-pick submodules, reducing bandwidth and storage needs.

The Future of The OPSEC Bible

The project will soon transition from Phase 1: Building (finalizing core tutorials) to Phase 2: Benchmarking. This shift means our focus will be:

  • Boosting organic visibility: Community outreach and strategic backlinks.
  • Keeping tutorials updated: Regular updates as new technologies emerge and threat landscapes shift.

We're also re-evaluating the return of system administration and self-hosting tutorials, which many from the community have requested.

Get Involved

Contributions are welcome. We compensate contributors with XMR for their work. If you'd like to contribute, please visit our contribute page for more details.


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