[mzimmer]

Hey all ,
Just gathering some ideas on what you think the best / most anonymous route to connect to a windows RDP without leaking any of the client device data / ip

[Yaddmin]

Hey @mzimmer , Hello
I'm interested to see the replies to this Thread..
Thanks for having asked this issue
#StaySafe

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> Burner Laptop / PC
> Debian / Fedora (Primary Host) *full-disk encryption ofc!
> QEMU/KVM/VirtManager (Virtualization)
> Windows (Guest Host)
> Tunnel / Tor / VPN (Preference)
> Perform RDP
> Profit

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[ryuzaki]

first of all you should buy an rdp with crypto currency which can't be trace back to you. there are many rdp providers who accepts crypto currency.

this is my way:
vpn router -> linux distro (encrypted hard drive + vpn) -> rdp bought with crypto

also the setup depends always on your use cases in my opinion. the more unallowed your things are the better has to be your setup.

the funniest point is that most of the busts doesn't happen through an ip leak but rather through leaking personal information in chats, non mixxed crypto currency bought with their real identity etc.

with that being said try to stay on the low

[mzimmer]

Thanks for the input mates

What are your thoughts regarding
https://www.freerdp.com/ via socks

Or apache guacamole

[ryuzaki]

Thanks for the input mates

What are your thoughts regarding
https://www.freerdp.com/ via socks

Or apache guacamole

which client you use at the end doesn't matter as long as you configuration is correctly. and instead of socks i would use a vpn

[joepa]

Use a hacked PC under youtr control and delete all logs on that box.

[4NG3L]

first of all you should buy an rdp with crypto currency which can't be trace back to you. there are many rdp providers who accepts crypto currency.

this is my way:
vpn router -> linux distro (encrypted hard drive + vpn) -> rdp bought with crypto

also the setup depends always on your use cases in my opinion. the more unallowed your things are the better has to be your setup.

the funniest point is that most of the busts doesn't happen through an ip leak but rather through leaking personal information in chats, non mixxed crypto currency bought with their real identity etc.

with that being said try to stay on the low

VPN routers a nice flair, you mind if I ask how you went about this and if you used 3rd party VPN providers or created your own VPN ? Could be a cool thread  :  )

[ryuzaki]

first of all you should buy an rdp with crypto currency which can't be trace back to you. there are many rdp providers who accepts crypto currency.

this is my way:
vpn router -> linux distro (encrypted hard drive + vpn) -> rdp bought with crypto

also the setup depends always on your use cases in my opinion. the more unallowed your things are the better has to be your setup.

the funniest point is that most of the busts doesn't happen through an ip leak but rather through leaking personal information in chats, non mixxed crypto currency bought with their real identity etc.

with that being said try to stay on the low

VPN routers a nice flair, you mind if I ask how you went about this and if you used 3rd party VPN providers or created your own VPN ? Could be a cool thread  :  )

I bought this router a year ago:
https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ax1800/

The router comes with a lot of handy privacy features out of the box.

My favorite features are tunnel your whole traffic through tor, vpn support with many vpn providers integrated, you can use openvpn profiles, dns encyption, adguard (doesn't work that well but fair enough for some shady sites on my phone browser) you have a killswitch and so on. The router is a bit pricey sure, but now i don't have to worry about any ip leaks. i use mullvad for all my devices. sure it's better to use seperate vpn providers but my activities aren't that shady. i just want to have more privacy in my life

[4NG3L]

first of all you should buy an rdp with crypto currency which can't be trace back to you. there are many rdp providers who accepts crypto currency.

this is my way:
vpn router -> linux distro (encrypted hard drive + vpn) -> rdp bought with crypto

also the setup depends always on your use cases in my opinion. the more unallowed your things are the better has to be your setup.

the funniest point is that most of the busts doesn't happen through an ip leak but rather through leaking personal information in chats, non mixxed crypto currency bought with their real identity etc.

with that being said try to stay on the low

VPN routers a nice flair, you mind if I ask how you went about this and if you used 3rd party VPN providers or created your own VPN ? Could be a cool thread  :  )

I bought this router a year ago:
https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ax1800/

The router comes with a lot of handy privacy features out of the box.

My favorite features are tunnel your whole traffic through tor, vpn support with many vpn providers integrated, you can use openvpn profiles, dns encyption, adguard (doesn't work that well but fair enough for some shady sites on my phone browser) you have a killswitch and so on. The router is a bit pricey sure, but now i don't have to worry about any ip leaks. i use mullvad for all my devices. sure it's better to use seperate vpn providers but my activities aren't that shady. i just want to have more privacy in my life

Thanks man, good info