How to create different browser fingerprint profile for every account?
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Do you use VPN under anti-detect? Or only 1 anonymity layer (but if the porxy fails and your IP gets transparent)?
Richichi
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Use an anti-detect browser.
You can set up multiple profiles (each profile acts as a different browser with different fingerprints)
Attach a proxy to each unique fingerprint and you are good to go.
I'd suggest going with Dolphin, as for me it worked and works the best.
You can set up multiple profiles (each profile acts as a different browser with different fingerprints)
Attach a proxy to each unique fingerprint and you are good to go.
I'd suggest going with Dolphin, as for me it worked and works the best.
With VPN under Dolphin, or without VPN on your machine?
I am concerned about only 1 layer of protection for anonymity (as it's not just the question of privacy, but making profiles anonymous = untraceable).
If the proxy fails and your IP gets transparent, all work is for nothing.
Richichi
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The browser will simply not respond / not open if the proxy fails, it will not work with your own ip if you assigned a proxy.
Sure, you can use a VPN if it makes you feel better.
kavo
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He means if the browser leaks ip address, that is not related to proxying network requests. E.g. if WebRTC leaks it.
I would recommend using VPN too. Or using only VPN
Yes, that's exactly what I mean.
Now, how do i use VPN with proxies. I spoke with 3 providers, all of them disallow using VPN with their proxies (not just not recommend, you just can't).
So, if not VPN under anti-detct browser, then how do i use porxies on VPN iteself and which porvider WOULD work with it?
And then, in this case, can i create various fingerprints for profiles?
And still, it;'s only 1 layer. If I accidentally make some switching error, or VPN freezes for a moment or whatever, IP gets leaked.
How do I create layers? And with what reliable proxy provider?
Richichi
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That's why you use an anti detect browser which doesn't function at all if the proxy doesn't work and alters/disables webRTC.
You are suggesting him to use only a VPN for anonymity to not get banned on twitter you forreal?
So, what do you guys think about proxychains?
Have you used it?
Is it effective for layering for anonymity?
How to set it up, if so?
kavo
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Everything depends on which level of anonymity you are trying to achieve. If you are working with social media and doing nothing illegal just violating terms of use - then using VPN + proxied profile in anti-detect will be absolutely fine.
If you are doing something Security Service or FBI would wanna investigate, that's another story. And for some other forums I guess. The usual setup though would be to use virtual machine and proxify it through TOR (there's a thing called Whonix - that's just an example), then using proxy for the profile.
Using dedicated servers can also be a thing in your proxy chain.
This is true just until pixelscan finds a new way to find an IP leak in WebRTC. Have you seen Dolphin getting "you are using an anti-detect browser" label on pixelscan just two weeks ago? That's too irresponsible to rely on anti-detect browser when it affects your safety.
If pixelscan guys can do it, what, for instance, Amazon devs could find?
Yes, I need a high level of anonymity (even through I don't use anything illegal). Not just social media anti-detect.
Whonix is for Linux, right? As much as I would love to use Linux, it's not feasible at this point for me, so I have to settle for Windows.
Need to layer IP protection system against nosy humans, not just a machine.
yes, nothing illegal but it does effect the user's safety. So,
Well, the issue with that, a few providers I spoke to offer proxies that cannot be used with VPN.
So, then, what is my other layer of IP protection then?
Richichi
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I just went through your posts and I think that you've gotten enough answers on this thread and on your other threads, regarding how to stay anonymous in social media and other places.
I'm not really sure what you're trying to achieve but it doesn't look good.
We are a black hat forum, not a hacking forum or how to not get caught by the police forum.
If you are afraid to this degree about your anonymity it is clear you are doing something wrong.
I will not entertain your posts anymore.
I'm not really sure what you're trying to achieve but it doesn't look good.
We are a black hat forum, not a hacking forum or how to not get caught by the police forum.
If you are afraid to this degree about your anonymity it is clear you are doing something wrong.
I will not entertain your posts anymore.
If I had answers I wouldn't ask.
And you definitely do what you do. Entertain or not.
I clearly said, I do nothing illegal, and I clearly specify on which stage of the process I am stuck.
Black hat doesn't exclude personal safety.
When you get stalked by a violent psychopath (just for his own entertainment and sense of "control", randomly, not for any real reason), and when your safety is actually at stake and police can't do anything to protect you, then I am happy to talk about what is right and what is not.
Right now I am just concerned about getting things done right for my client who is scared. So, I am learning what i can... because this is what this forum is for, and I don't want to learn it from any other (maybe shady) forums.
aurim
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I understand your concern. Here there are mostly marketers with lacking or just average security know-how.
And the few exceptions might not bother to share info on a IM forum, even if BH.
On the other hand, specialized security communities would be keen in sharing advanced tactics, as this is what they have expertise in.
Not wrong in asking here first, but if reply feedback is poor, then maybe you need to reconsider. For your client safety.
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
Would you be able to recommend forums (maybe in DM?) that you believe might be more suitable / helpful when it comes to anonymity vs just privacy?
I just don't want to google or Tor it and by accident get into something that is shady and indeed deals with illegal stuff...
It's all definitely not my area of expertise, but I am doing my best learning.
Thank you again....
aurim
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You can start from here https://ssd.eff.org/
And as you mentioned using Windows, see this category for what to avoid and what to use on Windows: https://prism-break.org/en/categories/windows/
By looking up more information about the tools/techniques on these sites you can then further narrow down for more tactics shared on the web. I can't share forums as it might be against BHW rules.
As @kavo mentioned using an OS specifically made to hide real computer fingerprints and hide your real IP with ToR seems to be the best option.
That being Whonix on a VM in your Windows, or Tails OS booted from a live USB/CD.
Keep in mind in extreme cases ToR could be not enough. Even privacy tools can have flaws.
This is not expert advice.
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Use antidetect browser