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Using Linux
 

Hey guys, I need help

I'm planning on buying myself what I like to call, "the probe". It's basically just a small chip that runs Linux though. I was wondering, how do I manage stealth on Linux? Since I'm always going to be all over the place and I don't want to be stealthing (user profiles, different IPs, multiple VPNs, etc.) on my personal computer, I want to buy a clean chip, set up user accounts for stealth accounts, tuck it under my bed (or wherever I can forget about it), and remotely connect to it to do me some stealthing. Do anyone of you use Linux? And if so, how? :ranger: :confused:

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You might try some manners too....

Hey guys, I need some help PLEASE
yada yada yada

Do anyone of use Linux? And if so how?

Thanks in advance or even TIA

that thanks box needs your signature too ;)

TIA

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I'm very sorry, I didn't realize I was being rude. Thank you all for the answers in advance. Again, I'm really sorry.

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let's tackle the issues.... :)

Linux is well usable for stealth.

Do you know anything about Ubuntu?

That's one of the better OS.

Tell me what you know, please.

:spy:

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Ubuntu is better - nice learning curve to suggest GB

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When did you start using this?

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You actually think I spill out everything I do? :eek:

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You actually don't use LINUX then.

:canada:

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Sigh - ok as you want the conclusion to be

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I am a programmer so I use Linux daily, I just want to know how to use it for stealth. Thanks again.

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I use Ubuntu, arch Linux, Linux mint, centos, etc.

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what language r u proficient with pika?

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English...

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computer language....u said u were a programmer

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Oh! I thought you mean real language. C++.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int john007 = 9;

int main()
{
cout << "Hello, john007" << endl;
cout << 9 * john007 << endl;
}

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lol good one.

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Windows 7 here for the GUI, so much easier for a non-programmer/programmers alike.

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I know, but it's more lightweight. As I said before, I'm running this on a small chip with not very much processing power. I'm just wondering what everyone's processes are.

:ranger::ranger::ranger:

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LOL, Are you running an Intel Pentium 3?

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let me get this straight...you want to connect to your linux device from a remote place and do stealth that way?

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Yes, remote stealth, and no, MM78. I'm using a pcDuino v3.

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seems complicated m8, maybe you should consider something else like teamviewer

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What about managing user profiles and such! I know how to remotely connect, I mean... managing. Managing all the users, making sure no flash cookies exists, using VPNs for each user, etc.

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Honestly, this all just seems over-complicated.....

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the key to success is simplicity, that's what i heard :)

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Well, this works fine for me. Does anyone know?

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I would hope rsot could pop back in with his knowledge.

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You there rsot?

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You could go with Portable Firefox for Linux:
PortableLinuxApps - Browse Files at SourceForge.net

All you do is create 1 separate folder for each stealth.