01-15-2021, 02:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-15-2021, 02:34 PM by Michigan Swamp Buck.
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I'm thinking they will eventually catch up with you if you are "cyber squatting" and using abandoned message boards as dead drops, no matter how hard you try to evade detection.
If you are engaging in serious sedition, real conspiracy plans for insurrection for example, it would have to be as secure as possible and restricted to a small group. Such a group would likely have a network outside of the internet that use techniques like physical drops with thumb drives. It is possible to create a secret WiFi LAN network (mesh-net) for the kind of ease of communication we have grown accustom to, but that could get infiltrated easy enough. The mesh-net idea reminds me of the "Person of Interest" series when Finch set up a private cell phone network with old roof top TV antennas.
For large scale group communications, you might as well set up and become the administrator of some chat rooms and message boards and then direct the information based on the level of risk it posed. You could redirect sensitive information into password protected areas for privacy and for the use of vetted members.
For highly secure communications, along with digital encryption, you can do some old school encryption. I've attached a PDF with a number ciphers, I esp. like the Vigenere Table. These techniques, esp in layers, are hard to beat without the keys. When you use these methods, you must eliminate any spaces between words and no punctuation marks (of course).
If you are engaging in serious sedition, real conspiracy plans for insurrection for example, it would have to be as secure as possible and restricted to a small group. Such a group would likely have a network outside of the internet that use techniques like physical drops with thumb drives. It is possible to create a secret WiFi LAN network (mesh-net) for the kind of ease of communication we have grown accustom to, but that could get infiltrated easy enough. The mesh-net idea reminds me of the "Person of Interest" series when Finch set up a private cell phone network with old roof top TV antennas.
For large scale group communications, you might as well set up and become the administrator of some chat rooms and message boards and then direct the information based on the level of risk it posed. You could redirect sensitive information into password protected areas for privacy and for the use of vetted members.
For highly secure communications, along with digital encryption, you can do some old school encryption. I've attached a PDF with a number ciphers, I esp. like the Vigenere Table. These techniques, esp in layers, are hard to beat without the keys. When you use these methods, you must eliminate any spaces between words and no punctuation marks (of course).