By DeadSwitch You think you have 2FA? You think you’re safe because your logins need a second factor? Then you go and store your TOTP codes in the same password manager that holds your passwords. You’ve built a fortress. Then you handed the keys and the spare keys to the same person.
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In a world where our every move is tracked and our data is a commodity, the device in your pocket—your Android phone—becomes both a tool and a potential liability. Whether you’re a casual user or a privacy-conscious individual, understanding the levels of operational security (OPSEC) you can apply to your phone is critical. In this…
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By DeadSwitch You love your cloud storage. Convenient. Always synced. Always backed up. Always watched. Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive—they aren’t your storage. They are surveillance-as-a-service. A dead man owns nothing. A dead switch leaks nothing. You want true control? Kill the cloud. Run your own. Enter Syncthing—silent, encrypted, peer-to-peer. A shadow network, whispering between your…
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By DeadSwitch Your machine hums in the dark. Hardened. Firewalled. Air-gapped from the noise of the digital world. Every keystroke encrypted, every connection masked. You are a ghost—until you’re not. Because your phone sits next to you. Logged in. Dripping metadata like a slit throat. Because your family just posted a picture of you. Tagged.…
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