PathsAnonymous Operator
Anonymous Operator
You can state your own threat model in a sentence, explain what a VPN does and does not do, hold your own in a Linux terminal, and read a log well enough to notice somebody in it. You end with a credential anyone can verify.
Work out who you are actually hiding from, then learn the machine well enough to hide on it — and finish by proving both. Built for people who want to stop leaking, not to change careers.
- Steps
- 6
- Hours
- 13
- Up to
- 810 XP
- CourseAnonymity & OpSecThreat modelling first, because every tool decision downstream depends on the answer and it is the question every VPN advert skips.
- ExamAnonymity & OpSec ExamSat before the Linux material rather than after it, deliberately. This half stands on its own, and somebody who only ever wanted the first half should be able to finish something.
- CourseLinux FundamentalsThe machine underneath. Anonymity advice you cannot carry out on a real system is a reading exercise.
- LabHidden in Plain SightThe first thing you find yourself, rather than are shown.
- LabNeedle in the LogThe other side of the same coin: what you leave behind, read the way somebody investigating you would read it.
- ExamLinux Fundamentals ExamThe credential this path is named for.