The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity
I'm glad they made this chart on their website<p><a href="https://anonymousplanet.org/media/image6.jpeg" rel="nofollow">https://anonymousplanet.org/media/image6.jpeg</a><p>But one should practically note that this is just a practical warning. The omnipotence of the Mossad and NSA etc is limited too, and their interest in things is also limited.<p>Basically the attack vector from them is polluting the Tor nodes (so that they control enough of them to understand information), timing attacks on onion services to figure out locations of people accessing the hidden services solely within in Tor, as well as undeclared exploits, and feeding local law enforcement around the globe the information about you.<p>But 9 out of 10 things you could possibly even do are not things that would have them bother with you, although it is accurate that over time you begin to have a problem if you are really trying to stay both private and anonymous <i>and</i> are doing criminal violations (distinct from civil violations). So just keep rotating keys and move with purpose. Limit your Tor session to implementation and execution and consider using Tor just for casual reading or accessing RDP to actually browse clearnet from someone else's computer.