[Jerban]

Hey, i just wanted to feel the room temperature on this topic

having considered different approaches to OPSEC (Operation security) lately, in terms of how much of SE do you share with others?
Do you use VPN, Alias/Fake ID, drops, prepaid CC, etc.

What do you think is the most valueable OPSEC strategy if you had to pick in terms of a finite world, what steps do you consider in order to stay safe.

On a personal level, i used to move quite often which also caused me to "burn" a lot of my adresses before i left them behind, also used a lot of burner phones, but eventually all the #digits get hard to track.
Big fan of VPN's, also i like going by different alias, i have quite a bit of middlenames (not sure what my parents were smoking) so i feel like i have a good excuse to go by many names, PCC is not really a thing where i live, if it were i would probably mainly go for that.

But let me know what you think about this subject, im sure a lot of people out there would value some great input!

[mothered]

in terms of how much of SE do you share with others?

Zero.

Where applicable, "every Identifiable detail" Is changed.

[Green314]

in terms of how much of SE do you share with others?

Zero.

Where applicable, "every Identifiable detail" Is changed.

I don't see the risk (of course without telling them ANY details) in sharing a successful SE with somebody else.

[mothered]

I don't see the risk (of course without telling them ANY details) in sharing a successful SE with somebody else.

Yes, I was referring to the details of the SE, and not simply sharing the fact that It succeeded.

[KingC33]

Names
Addresses
CC (VCC's are really useful for this, e.g Revolut)
Phone number
Email

I find for payment information and the personal details (billing address/name) associated with it are a little more difficult to change (Banks declining transactions due to conflicting information). Although abbreviating your name works.