Fiction

Getting to the coffee shop like a SPY

Chances are, no one’s actually watching you — but in a world full of cameras, phones, and digital breadcrumbs, it’s smart to know how to move with a little more privacy. Whether you’re heading to your favorite coffee shop or just want to practice slipping through the city unnoticed, this guide will help you stay low-profile without going full secret agent. It’s about blending in, being unpredictable, and keeping your personal movements personal — all without looking over your shoulder every five seconds. Staying aware doesn’t mean being paranoid — it just means being prepared (and maybe a little cooler than the average pedestrian).

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Threat Intel

OPSEC is Hard: Are you even trying?

OPSEC is hard! Doing things that are covert is expensive and time consuming. Being invisible in today’s digital age is very hard. Operating covertly in plain sight it also hard.

Everything about this “stuff” is hard, except sometimes maybe it’s just viewed as “it’s hard and expensive” so why even bother, or conversely… maybe the objective can be “we want people to know it was us.”

Either way there’s some interesting reading if we look at “cyber” and “opsec”. For the minute I’ve just started to collect a list of links to articles which show some of the ways opsec failures have occurred in the past in relation to the GRU.

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