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I wrote a bot last night that, given a list of subreddits, gathers the following information: ['timestamp', 'url', 'title', about_community', 'member_count', 'online_count, 'description', 'mods', 'rules', 'extra_field0', 'extra_field1', 'extra_field2', 'extra_field3', extra_field4'] Do you...

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It depends on your threat model. If the government is going after you, you should find a VPN provider that doesn't log. If they're not, you should be fine. :)

Yes, so long as the traffic from the VM is going out through your VPN and is not a bridge connection, you should be good. To test this: 1. Connect to your VPN provider. 2. In your VM, check the IP address. Make sure it's the same as the host with the VPN connected to it. If it is, then you can...

To note, malware authors also write malware for linux-based OS. But @kelvin.thechamp does make a great point. As there is malware for linux, unless you're hosting a server on it, there's less malware for it. (There's a lot of linux-based web servers so naturally, there is a good amount of...

This is actually really cool! This sounds like a great service. Seems like they run dynamic analysis for malware. For other people that want to have a Dynamic Analysis Malware Lab at home just like this, here are some resources. hxxps://cuckoosandbox.org/...

Oh I missed one of your questions! 4. HackTheBox is a great website if you want to learn how to hack websites. They provide servers you can learn and test stuff at. Hop in the discord and make friends. And Michael Bazzell is the man. He knows his shit, and his websites is a GREAT source. If...

1. Some VPN services aren't too expensive, like $6/month. But if you can't, yeah Tor is your best bet. You can configure which relays your connections does as well. This can help if you want the exit relay to be outside your country. Warning though, your ISP will know you're on Tor. They won't...

Great question! This happens for a few reasons. 1. Most people do the minimum. When writing code to bypass or obfuscate something, most people will be happy if it works, then stop. While they can fine tune their software, most don't so long as it works and they can sell it. This happens in most...

Great question! Websites can track a lot of information now a days. I'm sure people on here know way more than I do. Here's a screenshot of an example of the most basic tracking a websites does. This is an apache access.log file. Highlighted, you can see it tracks your IP, what request method...

I forgot to mention. Another great add-on/extension? to use when surfing sketchy things, is NoScript. Blocks scripts from executing once you hit a website. It can be annoying if it's on and you're just trying to live your life, but if you're going to a sketchy site, you should enable it.

Don't use google. :p But seriously, if you don't want Google knowing your activity, it's PRETTY complex to setup. QubesOS is a great way to segment all your traffic, but it's not the easiest to configure. You can create a VM per application, so you might have 3 browsers, but each of them can...