I've never understood how people can leak stuff anonymously and never be found out. There are plenty of people who leak stuff and are found but how can people just leak stuff and never be found? Even if you did it through Starbucks wifi they'd still know thats where it was done from and be able to check camera footage to narrow it down. Its kinda like how people can go missing without a trace with all the surveillance nowadays, it goes over my head.
Leak it through Tor. There are even Linux distros designed to root all traffic through Tor and make you completely untraceable.
Might you happen to know which ones?
Tails is the easiest to set up and use. Whonix is harder to configure but slightly more secure. You only really need either of these if you're doing something highly illegal.
Do you know if there are distros that'll do the same, except for Freenet or I2P instead of Tor?
I2P is a honeypot, stick to using Tor
>I2P is a honeypot
Do you recall where you learned that?
>calling the only non-US-govt-developed privacy system a honeypot
my sides, in orbit
The M1 Garand was developed by the military and it works very well.
mental illness
Who?
Tails, whonix, kodachi
Unless you signed a contract or it's classified information, "leaking" isn't a crime and is protected by free speech. Unless you committed a crime they have no ability to subpoena your isp and this whole tor tails public wifi business is silly.
>Unless you signed a contract or it's classified information, "leaking" isn't a crime
Correct, but you can be sued for copyright infringement, which is a civil matter. See recent case where Twitter is actively suing someone who released parts of Twitter's source code onto GitHub.
Twitter also asked the US District Court in Northern CA to issue a subpoena to Github to released all the information they have on the use. The court complied, MS has until June 3rd to respond.
>and is protected by free speech.
Hilariously wrong. You have a fundamentally retarded view of what free speech is, but that's par for the course here.
>Unless you committed a crime they have no ability to subpoena your isp
Keep thinking that, dummy.
>Hilariously wrong. You have a fundamentally retarded view of what free speech is, but that's par for the course here.
NTA but you cannot be tried in criminal court for leaking information or saying anything unless for whatever reason the government decides to throw the increasingly esoteric "threat to national security" umbrella over the thing. Any and all copyright infringement cases as well as damages, libel, slander, or what ever else comes from your words that the courts would reasonably hold you culpable for are tried in civil courts. Therefore, anon is technically correct, just wrong in thinking nothing will happen.
You literally didn't address how it's not free speech, but unloaded a stinking neckbeard turd onto the thread trying to have a point.
Free speech only protects you from government or government affiliated liability for what you publicly say. You cannot be tried as a criminal for badmouthing, causing damage to reputation, or otherwise "causing harm" to the city, state, or country. That is literally all that free speech protections entail.
Free speech protections do not exonerate you from being tried in civil court, particularly for slander, libel, damage to reputation, or otherwise causing "harm" to companies or private citizens.
I alread said it wasn't a free speech issue, you pathetic, disgusting neckbeard. Stop trying to have a point, you're too dumb for that.
Reread the initial response you utter mongoloid and go back to r/ESL.
You sound like a eurofag, I wouldn't expect you to understand how free speech works anyways.
>Free speech only protects you from government or government affiliated liability for what you publicly say. You cannot be tried as a criminal for badmouthing, causing damage to reputation, or otherwise "causing harm" to the city, state, or country. That is literally all that free speech protections entail.
you are OBJECTIVELY WRONG
>Free speech protections do not exonerate you from being tried in civil court, particularly for slander, libel, damage to reputation, or otherwise causing "harm" to companies or private citizens.
THOSE ARE YOUR RIGHTS BEING TRAMPLED BECAUSE CORPORATE OWNERS ARE THE OLIGARCHS AND ROYALTY OF THE MODERN AGE
>completely untraceable.
Don't think that is ever possible.
It's probably also possible to deanonymize Tor-users, if they are high-value enough:
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2023/01/the-fbi-identified-a-tor-user.html
It should be assumed that Tor is affected by zerodays.
It doesn't mention the method they used
The most common way to deanonymize a tor user is to just use javascript
How about correlation
it's traced by many metrics, but yeah they can narrow someone down if you're not darknet/darnet-net
Which ones?
Tor, using public wifi and randomized MAC address
Upload on random forum and say "lmao"
>Even if you did it through Starbucks wifi they'd still know thats where it was done from and be able to check camera footage to narrow it down.
You're making the mistake of thinking leaking company information is always a crime. Leaking the latest iphone design would piss off apple yes, but that doesn't suddenly mean Apple has the authority to subpoena other companies for their camera footage and router logs. Large companies don't have the same authority as the police
>be emplyee at company X
>information/files usually badly indexed or not secured at all
>copy said information or files to portable media
>take it home
many such cases
Undetectable keyloggers/rootkits have been a thing for a while which is why intel gets bashed so much when it comes to security. These attacks have rarely been caught in the wild precisely because A/Vs can't see them as they do really fancy things like hang out in the L3 cache of a CPU. A skilled hacker doesn't even have to be someone from the inside, they can literally botnet computers to leak source code automatically.
It's possible to do this on AMD computers as well but intel computers having exponentially more CVEs makes it more appealing.
if its so easy why dont we have the source code for every game i like
Hello officer. Came to do some data harvesting did you?
Replied to the wrong person. Oh well
>laughs in mediatek
I only have up to L2 cache and it's smol
>A/Vs can't see them as they do really fancy things like hang out in the L3 cache of a CPU
how the fuck does that work? cache pinning and SGX enclaves?
>go to random public wifi
>boot up Tails
>upload it
>post link on a slower LULZ board and explain what it is
Done.
>upload hundreds of megabytes if not gigabytes of data
>over congested wi-fi
>tunneled through tor
bless the leakers who have the patience for all that shit. i'd just use a vpn located in a us-hostile country and call it a day.
You cannot post on LULZ via tor
hey officer, hope you're having a good day
Not OP, but thanks.
>check camera footage
maybe go somewhere with no camera?
This, just stand in the parking lot or something, no?
You can sit in your car outside Starbucks and still use the Wi-Fi
Rip a copy before returning it, leak it 5 years later
You think someone would go through all that effort?
All you have to do is hide your tracks well enough that nobody would bother
>behind 7000 skeletons
lewd
Just drive around town frisbeeing copies of the disc out the window, eventually someone will find one and leak it for you
Most leaks are organized PR campaigns, people get excited when you say it's a leak so it's shared widely and gets lots of attention. It's effectively a free advertising campaign.
>I've never understood how people can leak stuff anonymously and never be found out.
dummy
>pic
what a dumbfuck
Some dude posted top secret us military documents on fucking discord and it still took weeks to find him
The glowies might have backdoors everywhere, but they are not competent
Maybe you connected your phone to the Starbucks wifi from the shitter, then to Tor, and uploaded it to a file share service on Tor.
Cybercrime is one of the types of crime with the lowest clearance rates actually. It's true that it's not the 90s anymore, and there's alot of ~~*international cooperation*~~ in this area, but the idea that you're as likely to be caught for leaking something as for unplanned murder of someone you know is ridiculous.
What a fucking pussy, should have leaked it the absolute simp.
in his case he bragged about it on reddit like a retard
I hope they ran a train on him
disgraceful behavior
Shit gets leaked all the time. Windows XP was out before the official release date (even a pic floating around showing it). Just the successful ones don't fucking brag about doing it. Hell with how public internet is now anyone can leak or upload damn near anything and long as you don't fucking brag about it who's to know it came from you? I mean you do have a phone don't you? What is a phone these days? A mini computer for all intents. Well there you go.