Stealth Account Sort Codes and addresses

[Christianm]

tell me as your uk, how many banks do you find you can have at each branch or bank? Whats the max you have currently, i find that its the bank account opening is the hardest part of stealth due to the large number im trying to go for.You see these psots have 30 accounts meaniing they got to have 30 bank accounts scattered around.

[oompaloompa]

it depends on your financial status, but i would say 2 per bank is max, so maybe you could have 10 banks easily...

[Christianm]

you just stick with current accounts then, because you could do multiple standard business accounts in your name, savings and current accounts, i asked my bank manager today for 10 business accounts and they said no problem, but maybe your right depending on finacial situation and bank standing would play apart.

Regarding the LSO issue that everyone is tense about:

I've been saying for a long time that users should keep standard cookies BUT block or remove LSO. Flash is not the only type of LSO. LSO can store itself in shared areas of your system, thus it is accessible to all user accounts. Sneaky sneaky...

In addition, there are some LSO that can respawn deleted info. Say you clean your regular cookies and your flash objects, but miss some other type of LSO - that missed object can read its own backup data and restore all of the other items you deleted. Basically, it is all reborn and available again.

I do not yet know which sites have implemented this yet. I strongly suspect Amazon has done so a few months ago.

The reason you can't find much info about LSO is due to the big sites trying to keep it hush hush. Don't just rely on wikipedia to tell you the whole story. Try using multiple search engines to locate info about 'supercookie'. Then have a look into DOM storage.

There are countries who have laws about privacy, but those laws are hard to enforce accross borders (hosting farms...). Also, if you look deep within site ToS verbiage, there is often some disclaimer in there that you as a user imply your consent by virtue of the fact that you are accessing the site. Caveat Emptor!

The easy life is gone. Privacy is dead.

Some users claim they've had no problem with LSO. To that, my reply is "Yet". The lucky bastijiz are only alive by co-incidence.

Keeping yourself private does require effort and resources. There is no quick solution anymore. The question is: which sites are experimenting and which sites have fully implemented the supercookie, respawning LSO, DOM, and browser profiling.

Slapped had a good link to share. Hope you all took a look....

[OfficialGenius]

Looks like this is the perfect time to be on the look-out for laptop suppliers and invest in a few laptops. In the meantime we're just going to have to learn all of this and remove it successfully. Perhaps a tutorial.

Or at least some spare hard drives. Install your OS on each, but then make each unique to one login. Or have a very robust system of segregation.

The methods I've implemented are way too involved for any sane person to duplicate. I've actually been using a couple of Apps that are designed for one purpose, but I kludge them for another purpose (not their intended use). It was tricky, but I've not had any problems yet. Just a pain in the heinie to get it all working together.

[GreenBean]

ffs, another ruined thread Closed until I edit it.