[megadanielmajo]

Hello, my name is MEGA, i came here because im new in SE's and i wanna know some advices from old pro social engineers. I have started to se steelseries and get 200 euro, i also tried food companies and now i dont know what to do. Where i can get private methods? What forums have some good stuff to se? How protect myself (ip and all those shit) Thanks for the help

[mothered]

Each company differs In the way they handle their Items, so as a starting point, I suggest you read their TOS and see the availability of loopholes there.

Pretexting Is a very Important factor In SE'ing- you need to create a scenario where the person on the other end believes and complies with your request(s). Do some research on the company Itself. Identify the terminology used, the questions raised, how they expect to be answered and most Importantly, the vulnerability of the person you're communicating with at the time. All this will significantly Increase your chances of a successful outcome.

There's a lot more to It, but I've just simply provided a general approach. In terms of protecting your anonymity (IP), use the "Tor Network" and In conjunction with that, also Install a VPN that keeps no logs.

[megadanielmajo]

Each company differs In the way they handle their Items, so as a starting point, I suggest you read their TOS and see the availability of loopholes there.

Pretexting Is a very Important factor In SE'ing- you need to create a scenario where the person on the other end believes and complies with your request(s). Do some research on the company Itself. Identify the terminology used, the questions raised, how they expect to be answered and most Importantly, the vulnerability of the person you're communicating with at the time. All this will significantly Increase your chances of a successful outcome.

There's a lot more to It, but I've just simply provided a general approach. In terms of protecting your anonymity (IP), use the "Tor Network" and In conjunction with that,  also Install a VPN that keeps no logs.

Thanks for the reply, what VPNs you recommend to install? Thanks

[mothered]

Thanks for the reply, what VPNs you recommend to install? Thanks

You're very welcome.

In terms of paid VPNs, the following are pretty good. They have a good up time, fast and keep no logs:

https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/
https://www.mullvad.net/
https://www.purevpn.com/

As a free alternative, the good old CyberGhost Is very stable and responsive. It also does not keep logs. You can read about their terms here:

http://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_us/privacypolicy

[megadanielmajo]

Thanks for the reply, what VPNs you recommend to install? Thanks

You're very welcome.

In terms of paid VPNs, the following are pretty good. They have a good up time, fast and keep no logs:

https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/
https://www.mullvad.net/
https://www.purevpn.com/

As a free alternative, the good old CyberGhost Is very stable and responsive. It also does not keep logs. You can read about their terms here:

http://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_us/privacypolicy

Thank you very much for all. Have a good day

[slashx24]

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[mothered]

Thank you very much for all. Have a good day

It's my pleasure.

You too, have a wonderful day/night.

[Bish0pQ]

As a free alternative, the good old CyberGhost Is very stable and responsive. It also does not keep logs. You can read about their terms here:

http://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_us/privacypolicy

I'm not very sure about CyberGhost. I mean, several times there were rumours that they had user data.

Here is another source from 2016 : Click Here
Just keep in mind that they offer free services and they need to get money from something. It happens pretty often that companies that don't have logs, have logs and sell them to 3rd party companies.

[mothered]

As a free alternative, the good old CyberGhost Is very stable and responsive. It also does not keep logs. You can read about their terms here:

http://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_us/privacypolicy

I'm not very sure about CyberGhost. I mean, several times there were rumours that they had user data.

Here is another source from 2016 : Click Here
Just keep in mind that they offer free services and they need to get money from something. It happens pretty often that companies that don't have logs, have logs and sell them to 3rd party companies.

That's the thing, you just don't know what to believe.

This Is CyberGhost (free) running on my lappy. They claim to not keep logs:

Spoiler:

Obviously It's not my main VPN,  but more so for general navigation around the net. Whether they log hardware IDs or IPs remains to be seen. The same applies to all other VPNs who claim to not keep logs. Thanks for the link, It's very Informative.

[peer2peer]

Use Nord VPN - most of these so called "suggested" VPNs are located in a 5 EYE state.

Nord is in Panama and out of US and other shit bag state jurisdiction.