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41 No. 41 hide watch expand quickreply [Reply]
Sup /psy/, i was wondering if anyone could give some defensive/preventive methods to stop people doing things like reprogramming, hypnotism, memory implants/wipes, and mind control to your brain, among others. Basically, i want to know how i can stop people from being able to fuck with my brain.
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>> No. 73
>>64

Machiavelli's "The Prince", does spend a lot of time focused on the subjugating of people, but I find that those same ideas can help one to recognize when another is trying to subjugate you. That said, I think the most important lesson that anon can learn from it is that to gain victory over an enemy without losing the support of the people, you must more ruthless then your enemy, while at the same time maintaining appearances to claim to be the morally justified "good guy".
>> No. 74
>>59 protip its impossible to stop caring, so instead you should deny yourself when working in a psyops operation. the idea is to be a curtain instead of a wall. after all, a curtain won't detonate an rpg that hits it


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45 No. 45 hide watch expand quickreply [Reply]
So do /psy/operatives ever have to worry about "friendly fire"? Basically, you're gathering intel on a target for /i/, say a forum. /i/ decides to fire the cannons, but because you're working undercover, no one realizes that you're one of the users that's going to get hammered.

I suppose the fake identity that has to be created to do undercover work doesn't need to be protected in that sense, but I was curious if anyone was accidentally "hit" because no one knew you were a /i/-friendly.
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>> No. 71
When you are performing undercover actions, it is my opinion that you should keep that OL identity completely distinct from all others, and as disposable as possible (never ever let your other identities, especially you IRL one, be connected with the one you maintain while doing psyops. You will appear to be a genuine part of the enemy to all, even us). However, in the event that you are working to uncovering useful information about a target, I strongly recommend that you try to set up an alternative "in case of ddos" means of communicating with target (it can be billed as providing a better platform for collaboration on some project, for example). If even a small level of trust has been established, do this, so that if a raid is launched before you can get the info or other desired result, you can still reach the goal. In fact, if you are cleaver about doing this, you may gain importance in the eyes of the target, because you had the foresight to provide an alternate means of communicating, and they may turn trust you more, and even start relying of you for advice in resisting the attack. This, of course, all depends on the specific circumstances and variables. It is indeed a complex art. Do not fail to use your imagination.
>> No. 72
>>71

I don't know man; I’m a fan of keeping it simple, just look out for juicy bits of info for confirming dox, SE, ect, without getting in too deep (that is, establishing all kinds of complex schemes and stuff). And for that you don't really need to worry about "friendly fire" because you don't have to put anything on the line.


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54 No. 54 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
I'm here, use me as you will.
>> No. 56
Who the fuck are you?
>> No. 57
Oh, it's n0x.
Sup brah.

And why are you offering your stealth-trollan services so freely?


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4 No. 4 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
Awesome board. I've been in the job since junior high school. Me and a friend have created multiple profiles in a few networks. From an emo couple at Hi5 to an deliberately shitty rapper at YouTube. Some very useful tips here.

1.Get your pics from elsewhere. For example, if you're creating an American guy on Facebook, leech some pics from a British you found on MySpace.
PROTIP: Find an active user, so you'll be able to upload new pics every so often. Makes it look more legit.

2.Get organized! With the help of other Anons, you may be able to build a whole family! See, it would be stupid to just register on a community site like FB and have no friends from your supposed "real life", right? If you're having trouble, always use a proxy to mess around. Site admins can spot samefags.

3.Develop your persona. Learn a bit about those new interests. They don't have to be unique, just believable. Don't create a conservative Christian who likes porn and techno! Try, e.g., someone who likes Star Trek and Star Wars, this is classic and easy.

4.Work like a true agent. Always follow a certain style. Don't mix your internet persona(e) with your real one or with others. You might want to take notes. Also, DO NOT EVER mention your secret life in your true internet or real life.


P.S.: You also have a real life to mantain. Remember, after all, you're not doing it for the mask, but for the one behind it (i.e.: YES U!).
>> No. 51
Stating the obvious in here.

And i dont think you actually go anywhere with what you do.
>> No. 52
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Probably not a tip so much as a resource, but...

http://anonym.to/?http://www.social-engineer.org

I haven't really dug into the site, yet, but it seems fairly comprehensive with regards to influencing others. Since /psy/ops is related to gaining trust and information, I figure it's relevant.

The Framework section of the site seems to deal more with IRL interaction than online, but there's a book section that looks like it has some good recommendations. If anyone has any input on those books, please share.

http://anonym.to/?http://www.social-engineer.org/framework/Social_Engineering_Books


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43 No. 43 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
'sup /psy/.

When you're doing Psyops, do you build a detailed profile of your target(person or group)? If so, are there specific techniques you use for profiling said target?

If you don't do any profiling, do you have any specifics you look for first, or do you just observe and take notes?
>> No. 44
For your first question.
It's always good to gather some info, but sometimes not much is needed.
Small things like youtube trolling takes very little info, see the video of the person you want to troll. Bonus points for looking around in the profile see what other vids they have, what they have in favorites, most resent comments, ect.
Where as if you want to blend with, say a facebook group dedicated to...IDK the study and preservation of the North American Big Horned Ram, you need to know a thing or two about that damn sheep, learn some stuff from wiki and google. Enter the community, lurk till you know how that community functions, and go from there.

Your second question was somewhat answered in the above, but specific techniques, are....well specific.
You need different strategies for different goals and targets, basic logic should answer that in greater detail.
But in point form it could go something like;
Find age, interests, beliefs. Gain an understanding of the above, at least enough to be able to hold a conversation, be it supportive, or not.
I once spent a week studying furries, only to realize that they are all rage prone, or keep it hidden.
Some people take notes, i find that has only been needed for long projects with multiple individuals that all very slightly.

In short, just get to know them, ether by watching from a distance like observing a wild animal. Or become "friends", or possibly enemies...
>> No. 48
I see some great questions and great answers on this board. See that we are here to help and answer questions about psyop as in this age we are needing more and more people capable of doing so. Ask questions, learn about the psyop field, ???, profit.

I personally don't build any kind of profile, but rather a general understanding of person or group involved. For example if your raid involves a muslim, you will first need to know the age of the target (in order to understand his general attitude) and of course, what the muslim beliefs actually consist of.

For profiling, I talk to the target(s) one on one, that way you can have a general understanding. With one target, talking to them will tell you how they act when stressed, and you can use this to your advantage. If it is multiple targets like >44 mentioned, you may need to take notes on important individual members.


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A quick tip: When on tech-support with someone between the ages of 18 and 25 be as friendly as you can while still expressing that you are displeased with what you cannot have. Keep the conversation short. Don't let them talk down to you and DO NOT talk down to them. Keep your voice calm and collected, be respectful but don't be a kissass.

Goodluck.
>> No. 13
Yes, I've also found it helpful, that if you are actually somewhat knowledgeable about computers, and that you can clarify that the problem is serious (like 0X2348ddff error at a blue screen), not like "typing in passwords willn't work anymore", right from the start. You they will get strait to it.

1.) Call
2.) Get put on hold
3.) Talk to support
4.) Tell the exact problem immediately, don't shatter.
5.) ???
6.) Working Computer
>> No. 14
>>12
This is why I hate just about any human language.


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>> No. 25
>>17
Lolgrammar.
>> No. 31
so the sorceress one sounds pretty bullshit but is actually pretty accurate


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/psy/ You guys are unemployed and I need help. I need to sell a car but I don't even know where to start, I've never bought a car per-se...

I don't even know where to start.

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>> No. 32
advertise as a "good project" or something similar
>> No. 34
http://spokane.craigslist.org/mcy/1893696752.html

Thing is like a fucking time machine for being 31 years old and inanimate. What did I do wrong?


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