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/soysec/ - Soy Security

No.8241 View View Original Report
warning: if you don't have an attention span, this thread is not for you
it is for users who wish to get serious about their security ONLY

This thread is going to be entirely focused on me posting tutorials for newfags to the raiding scene. I will go over many topics, but some of the first to be covered will be:

1) How to stay safe raiding: Protect your anonymity, security, and not get v&
2) Ban evasion tips and tricks: Unban yourself, find proxies, scan the internet, learn how to avoid fingerprinting
3) How to dox people the right way.
4) The scene: Other sites that will help you on your journey to becoming an efficient /i/nsurgent.
5) The different types of raiding, understanding when enough is enough and you not to stop pushing.
6) Leaked databases: how to find them and how to search for hits in them

First of all I want to say that the majority of this thread will be based on cyber security concepts. A solid grasp of cyber security will enable you to perform online trolling in the most effective manner while also maintaining your own privacy, and make sure that you do not become a victim of raiding and trolling yourself.

So, you want to raid someone
You've probably started out with twitch raiding. Perhaps you have joined a jackbox game or two and made nigger appear on someone's screen. That's fine and dandy, and I'm going to tell you all about how you can remain anonymous while you do that. Why is it important to remain anonymous?

- There are a lot of snitches on soyjak.party that love to counter-dox us and fuck with us.
- It's just smart. You never know what might happen and you don't want anything that happens to be connected with you.
- Maybe you're the one doing something. Obviously you don't want to be detected doing whatever it is you're doing.

Before you do anything, I'm expecting you have a decent PC. If you don't, you can skip the VM part. But basically any PC will be fine for this. If you have performance issues, you can skip using a virtual machine. Buy a used thinkpad t420 or something if you don't have a decent computer. They're used and great machines.

What is a virtual machine?
A virtual machine is a way to essentially "create a computer inside of a computer". Your computer is emulating another computer itself. This virtual machine cannot access any files on your machine that you do not EXPLICITLY give it access to. So if you install a virus on this virtual machine, it cannot harm your real files, and it cannot get any personal information outside of the virtual machine. So, in principle, don't put anything important in the virtual machine, unless you know what the fuck you are doing with it!. Any exploits you encounter, any virus you may accidentally run, any thing you download, will all be confined to the virtual machine. It takes an extremely powerful exploit to get through the virtual machine, and these exploits are worth thousands of dollars and are usually used by three letter agencies to catch extremely high level criminals, if used ever at all. You will almost certainly never be hit by such an exploit. Only true glow niggers have access to that kind of exploit and they probably don't even have them. Be sure to do your own research on this topic in your spare time.

Although I use GNU/Linux myself I am aiming this tutorial at Windows users.
Download VirtualBox for Windows here: https://www.virtualbox.org/. Install it and open it. Then follow this guide to install Ubuntu Linux https://askubuntu.com/questions/142549/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-virtualbox

NOTE: Instead of using the Ubuntu ISO image, I highly recommend using the ISO image from this derivative instead: https://lubuntu.me/downloads/