privacy-pilled book recommendations

Hello Lainons, can you recommend some good books about privacy, hiding on the internet and protecting yourself from osint? like pic-related.

>>17172 https://paranoidsbible.tumblr.com/library

>>17175 What a sh!tty website. The advice is so dumb it's unfathomable why anyone would listen to it. Example: "Fishing licenses can have your private information attached to them" "Counteract: Don't get a fishing license and don't fish" ???????? It's so f#cking dumb

>>17176 Any kind of "license" means your name is also present in yet another government database. Fishing license sounds innocuous, just as a way to control poaching in a densely populated area, right? But what about license for going for a walk outside? Oops, too late for this one, eh.

>>17176 You should see his Reddit account. A proud Windows 7 user. One of those people.

>>17176 it's just making you aware of the tradeoff

>>17178 At five foot six and 270 pounds, the bank robber was impossible to miss. On April 19, 1995, he hit two Pittsburgh banks in broad daylight. Security cameras picked up good images of his face — he wore no mask — and showed him holding a gun to the teller. Police made sure the footage was broadcast on the local eleven o’clock news. A tip came in within minutes, and just after midnight, the police were knocking on the suspect’s door in McKeesport. Identified as McArthur Wheeler, he was incredulous. “But I wore the juice,” he said. Wheeler told police he rubbed lemon juice on his face to make it invisible to security cameras. Detectives concluded he was not delusional, not on drugs — just incredibly mistaken.

>>17172 Bump I’d like to see more resources

Ghost in the Wires - Kevin Mitnick The Art of Invisibility - Kevin Mitnick

i bought the third edition of this book, its good the updates are worth it. it only comes in a physical copy tho sorry and i dont have access to a scanner

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity. https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html

>>17172 >>17375 Here is a scanned and OCRd version of Extreme Privacy 2nd Edition by Michael Bazzell. http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=BBE0EC80467926B9086CFAEF77FE88A7

>>17172 >>17375 Here is a scanned and OCRd version of Extreme Privacy 2nd Edition by Michael Bazzell.

>>17172 >>17374 Tried to read ghost in the wires, could not finish it Mostly just Mitnick getting his dick sucked If you're looking for historical fiction maybe

>>17435 Shitty redditor guide, avoid at all cost. Literally contains an section how to use sosial media anonymously (lol)

>>17437 This is a good book. Has lots of tips on privacy in everyday financial dealings and employment, which is often glossed over, but is nonetheless important.

>>17437 incredibly based

>>17439 Using social media anonymously is good for sockpuppet accounts when doing OSINT. This guide isnt the worst ive seen, it does have some decent information and OPSEC tricks.

A bit outdated, but still a good read. Taken from https://github.com/crypto-cypher/privacy-for-identities

Improve Your Privacy in the Age of Mass Surveillance from the now dead iotdarwinaward.com. https://web.archive.org/web/20181107150700/https://iotdarwinaward.com/post/improve-your-privacy-in-age-of-mass-surveillance/

>>17172 Libgen search query with latest added Michael Bazzell books, 100 (max) results per page, displaying covers: https://libgen.rs/search.php?&res=100&req=Michael+Bazzell&view=detailed&sort=id&sortmode=DESC Third edition of Extreme Privacy is available. Unfortunately, such books are written only for US audience and the arcane stuff described in them is just baffling, you can't do that sort of thing anywhere outside, and for "privacy books" written outside US their relevancy has withered with the 90's and early Internet boom.

How up to date are these? Are they still worth a read?

>>18719 Extreme Privacy gets updated every few years by the author, and afaik it's all very up to date at least technically, although the main useful information in that book has to do more with the law which changes slower.

>>17172 not about hiding, more about the politics, history and economics of it, and very "wordy", but i can recommend; The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Soshana Zuboff

This one is a bit cringe, but interesting nonetheless. https://www.army.mod.uk/media/4612/adr007595-asm_guide.pdf

>>18722 Here is the book. https://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=AC68D3686A1FD9F06E8AAE3A3F9599CB

>>18727 >Shoshana >Zuboff Ayo Tone, pull up that Early Life section.

>>17451 >>17450 >>17437 thank you

>>18727 Any book claiming to explain the "economics" of multinational corporations but doesn't even mention central banking is just a smokescreen defending the status quo.

this is very valuable info for me. thanks, lainions.