what are the best lap-top for opsec?

[depresskid]

what are the best lap-top for opsec?

Currently using Mac OS with windows boot-camp - T2 - with FileVault with long password
only using sessions , wicker me , telegram (password lock on + only using private massage) during the conversation.

For boot-camp windows I only used them for Tor when I doing the operation
I'm not a expert in this field so please give me some advice for this.

I want all the setting that is against digital forensics.

 

[archae]

Read this guide and the complementary sources that are linked in there. It has everything you want to know I reckon

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity

anonymousplanet.org

 

[KokosDreams]

The Purism - Librem 14 is a notebook by a US company that values user privacy. Snowden once recommended this company on his twitter.
This notebook features physical kill switches for microphones, camera and other security & privacy features.

 

[hermano]

Never use telegram, never use windows.
Use hard disk cryptors + tails os with tor bridges.

 

[KokosDreams]

Never use telegram, never use windows.
Use hard disk cryptors + tails os with tor bridges.

hermanoShould be mandatory on the deepweb, gates software and anonymity..hmm I dont know There are litterally people with phones entering the DN

 

[SasquatchMonero]

Thinkpad x230. Flash coreboot on it. Run linux, preferably QubesOS. Do your OPSEC-criticial acts in the Whonix qube.

 

[KokosDreams]

Thinkpad x230. Flash coreboot on it. Run linux, preferably QubesOS. Do your OPSEC-criticial acts in the Whonix qube.

SasquatchMoneroWhy do you think the THinkpad x230 is the most secure? I am a fan of thinkpad but your take would be interesting to hear, on their technical infrastructure

 

[SasquatchMonero]

Why do you think the THinkpad x230 is the most secure? I am a fan of thinkpad but your take would be interesting to hear, on their technical infrastructure

KokosDreamsThinkpad x230 is one of the last line of Thinkpads that can be coreboot/libreboot'ed. Generally, the Thinkpads of these kinds are old, like 10 years and more. Thus, their CPUs are 3rd gen intel or even older.

Thinkpad x230 has the best intel CPU that can also be coreboot'ed. (Disregarding the system76, and other linux laptop sellers who have newer CPUs and ship with coreboot).

X230 is not the most secure, but it has the fastest CPU that are among the ones that can be made "most secure" by coreboot'ing.

 

[KokosDreams]

Thinkpad x230 is one of the last line of Thinkpads that can be coreboot/libreboot'ed. Generally, the Thinkpads of these kinds are old, like 10 years and more. Thus, their CPUs are 3rd gen intel or even older.

Thinkpad x230 has the best intel CPU that can also be coreboot'ed. (Disregarding the system76, and other linux laptop sellers who have newer CPUs and ship with coreboot).

X230 is not the most secure, but it has the fastest CPU that are among the ones that can be made "most secure" by coreboot'ing.

SasquatchMoneroThanks a lot. I am not that tech savy but I am looking for a more secure setup for myself, from its technical abilities.
It is difficult to see what and what not defines a good notebook from OpSec perspective and you clearly helped understand it more

 

[SasquatchMonero]

Thanks a lot. I am not that tech savy but I am looking for a more secure setup for myself, from its technical abilities.
It is difficult to see what and what not defines a good notebook from OpSec perspective and you clearly helped understand it more

KokosDreamsFeel free to ask more, I am happy to help.

 

[KokosDreams]

Feel free to ask more, I am happy to help.

SasquatchMoneroOutside of using different forms of disposable OS like Tails/Whonix, what would be the technical measures you'd take to further protect your privacy? What are you even looking for?

 

[SasquatchMonero]

Outside of using different forms of disposable OS like Tails/Whonix, what would be the technical measures you'd take to further protect your privacy? What are you even looking for?

KokosDreams>what would be the technical measures you'd take to further protect your privacy?

This depends on what privacy of mine I am protecting, and from whom.