I have valuable information that's on an SD card that needs the utmost security. I need to physically hide it, up my ass or swallowing is out the question, how and where to hide it?
I am thinking of hollowing a candle, and then filing it in, what else can I do?
put it in a pack of gum and send it to the bottom of the junk drawer
Aaron Cook
Hide it in the sole of an old shoe
Robert Wilson
wall sockets are god tier hidey holes, pull off covering cap and unscrew the fixture to expose the inside of the box. ideally an antenna or Ethernet ported box as no 240v mains.
Austin Robinson
This 100%
Oliver Hall
what level of physical security is required user? are we defending against your parents snooping, or shitty friends, or the police with a search warrant, or a government agency with a big budget?
Ethan Hill
The latter.
Grayson Brown
>put it in a tiny ziplock bag >empty hair gel container >put card into container >put hair gel over the card >hide in plain sight
Tyler Williams
Inside a bigger sd card
Noah Harris
Inside a stereo/other electronic device in a place with few or no wires.
Inside a random book that nobody would read.
Inside a vhs tape
Tape it to the top of a ceiling fan.
Inside a porn magazine.
Matthew Morris
>lying detected op is fag
Ayden Walker
The people searching will look everywhere, that's why I need to leave no trace.
Jayden Diaz
bury it miles away at a location only you know
Lincoln Hill
Put it inside a landline phone
Eli Kelly
defending against agency == you're kinda fucked, but obvs first step is truecrypt
after that you cant just hide it, you need it embedded somewhere. think inside a wall or sealed below tiles or some shit like that. there's no easy access options that they cant also exploit.
Jayden Clark
high level encryption using truecrypt with a dummy drive that when you enter the dummy pass it will erase the encryption key. this and what I said earlier is as good as you will get..
Ian Clark
Taped w duct tape on the ceiling side of a ceiling fan blade. Near the base of the blade not the end.
Back of refrigerator
On top bar part of blinds
Small slit in any furniture. Like a dark colors couch, bed, chair etc.
Use a hammer to pry any moulding throughout your house up a little bit, tape under it, then hammer back down
Wyatt Walker
>valuable information
pedo confirmed
Jace Richardson
plain sight is the best option. this is the way to do it. they'll be searching for things in hidey-holes; so why not hide it plainly? like, get a board game from a starvation army and gently slide the card into the box's packaging or something and just leave the game out on a bookcase
Jose Martinez
They have dogs trained to sniff out hidden hdd's, usb's and sd's. Generally used when raiding pedo's.
Blake Martin
no they dont lol
Carter Scott
sup, fbi
Christopher Jackson
nah just calling you out on your uncited fearmongering
Luke Martinez
why is up your ass out of the question? people act like smuggling something in their ass is a big deal. it's not, especially a fucking micro SD.
thanks for actually backing it up all i wanted was proof
Anthony Ross
Because they make you squat and cough. Plus I'm heterosexual
Hunter Howard
can't you just encrypt it and upload somewhere on the internet?
Camden Ramirez
Compress the contents into an archive.
Apply a secure encryption algorithm to the bytecode of the resulting file.
If your algorithm involves keys, which it should, write them on pieces of paper in some form.
Example suggestion (don't actually use this, since if you did, anyone who's seen this thread would know how to use your keys if they got their hands on them): For each key, try to write a coherent document that could feasibly be something someone would actually write for some innocuous purpose -- example: a grocery list -- but is in fact an acrostic for the ROT13 of the alphabetic base-26 representation of your key. You can then safely keep these personal documents anywhere, because they appear to be nothing more than essays or notes.
Gavin Wright
no worries, wasn't me that said "sup, fbi" either.
Joseph Hernandez
It depends on who is looking for it.
Angel Roberts
following on from this I'd probably use a piratebox embedded somewhere in the wall, with zero physical access.
If you're using it with wifi, set it on a timer so that it comes online once a day or so. or else put it on a completely separate circuit so it only gets turned on or off at the breaker.
If you have wired ethernet, patch it into the network, make sure you have the mac address, and use WoL to activate it.
Make sure its set to encrypt everything on the fly and you'd be safe from everything except home demolition
John Morales
Why not just use an existing text as the secret basis of the key. An acrostic of your favorite bible passage or something.
Caleb Hill
>starvation army kek
Charles Murphy
unscrew doorknob, put in doorknob, re-screw into door. i can guarantee they'd never check there
Isaac Bell
Putting shit in your ass doesn't make you gay, but being a faggot about it kind of does
Bentley Rogers
What's your story OP? Enlighten us. I'll give you the best advice and where I conceal my drives. >Ignore me fbi, nice try fbi.
Carson Thomas
You have a personality disorder or mental illness in the schizoid family.
Just encrypt it. Then if the cops find it and tell you to give them the password tell them no and don't be a fuckin pussy.
Jaxson Brooks
Cut a 1 inch straw, melt one end together, add SD in the straw, mrlt that end, slash open your arm, dar from arteries, slide it in, wait a while for it to heal
Alexander Gonzalez
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I have 14,000 bitcoins give or take (won't say how I acquired) I have them in an offline wallet encrypted, and need to hide the SD card from a government agency.
Carter Ward
why? did you do something illegal?
Connor Jackson
Jesus Christ
Henry Howard
Make a zip file. Open the zip file with a hex editor. The file in its entirety can be taken as a very large number in base 16. Take it thusly. Convert the resulting number to alphabetic base 26. Find the least-difference pair of factors of the base 26 representation's number of digits. Arrange the base 26 representation into a grid whose dimensions are those factors. Give the grid outlines. Print it out on a very large sheet of paper. Title the document "world's biggest word search."
Matthew Nelson
This thread is a novel way for the feds to study new secret hiding places.
Connor Anderson
Jesus. Alright, the best thing to do is go to a field and conceal it very well, as well as keep track of the coordinates. Make sure no one well think to search that area. Keep it in a small container like a pill bottle, but make sure it's double layered in plastic covering. If you can't go into a abandoned area. Plant it on a friend's car, unscrew their license plate and tape it on their, or even under the car.
Dylan Bennett
This
Nicholas Robinson
>ITT feds looking for hints
Angel Powell
If that's all it is, it's time for a brain wallet.
Use mnemonic techniques to store the entire wallet in your head, and you can use it whenever you need without having to store it anywhere.
The feds can't force you to admit your passwords (or the key to this wallet) according to existing case law. That might change in the next few years with Trump's administration, but you can still just pretend to have forgotten it and they will never be able to prove anything.
Lincoln Cooper
Ah yeah thats a good reason to hide it. Even if you encrypt it if the take it then you still loose everything.
I would try to hide it off site somehow. They will be able to tell if you have new paint on the wall and know you probably stashed it.
Cameron Watson
vents?
Jack Clark
interesting thread I'd say, seal it up in something and hide it in a soap bar, which can easily be dug in and an reshaped as if nothing happened. Its both solid and mundane, plus wont raise suspicion.
Sebastian Anderson
the squat and cough doesn't cause anything up your ass to come shooting out
Carson Gutierrez
they have dogs that sniff for sd cards and hard drives now
Jayden Flores
this screws the smelling dogs
Evan Nelson
Simple. Snail mail the SD to me. I'll keep it safe for you.
Joseph Robinson
watching this go down has been the highlight of my night
Jose Brooks
do you need any form of quick access or is long-term difficult storage fine?
do you believe you are currently being watched at all, or would you be able to secure it elsewhere without them checking?
Josiah Rivera
hide it inside a rubiks cube
Nathaniel Bennett
this
Jayden Perez
For all you tards thinking putting it in a vent or in a shoe. Do you think the feds that specializes in tards hiding shit like this in a house will fail to look behind a outlet or whatever.
Off site mayne.
Isaiah Brooks
i think it's more likely he is acoustic and is just starting a stupid thread and isn't even hiding anything on a micro SD
Cameron Wilson
hide it in your dogs ass
Evan Reyes
hide it in a Rubik's Cube, nobody will think to look there
Jaxon Butler
or make it an actual word search and the words you find combined are the password
Daniel Lee
Do you have any idea of time frame for when they could arrive?
Cooper Turner
bury it in the yard
Chase Taylor
Why not just encrypt it? If needed change the file system on the card.
Nicholas Mitchell
I mixed the coins, and used fake ids/addres/emails/ips etc, but you never know with agencies what that do and don't know.
I am willing to keep this for 6 months then try and cash out.
Ayden Brown
>acoustic kek
Landon Perry
plebs.
1) Open a door of your choice. 2) Inside the door, remove the screws for the door hinge from the door jam, fold the hinge out of the way. 3) Cut/drill a hole in the door jam big enough for your object. 4) Insert object, replace hinge and screws. 5) Resume life.
You can also do this into the door itself but most interior doors only have about 2" of solid edge so shit will fall inside the door. Jam is better. SD Card would be fine in the door.
Literally no one would ever find this. Even if a contractor replaced the door/jam they probably would not even notice it.
Adrian Campbell
what happens if the feds wand him?
Logan Fisher
he was selling drugs obviously
Josiah Brooks
Give it to me. Ill hold onto it until you need it back.
Lincoln Reyes
Buy a shitload of SD cards, fill them all with files, and encrypt them all with methods people suggested earlier in the thread. Put your stash of SD cards in a small airtight box, wrapped with plastic. Embed the box into the foundation of your home.
Ryan Taylor
best thing to do is to bury it somewhere if possible then camouflage the area as best as you can.
Elijah Torres
This
Joseph Robinson
if you don't think you're being watched, then stash it offsite. >2-3 copies >full fuck-quantum-computers encryption so you dont care if one gets lost >different keys for each copy >rent a couple of shitty little chalets in different places, just 'overnighters' while you travel or sightsee somewhere >hide them in the fucking roof or in a gap between bricks or something before sealing
>come back in 6 months, rent same chalet, retrieve card >if missing/broken/burned move on to next chalet
Gabriel Price
how is hiding something in jam better than inside of a door?
Owen Young
There are dogs for everything. Dogs can smell for gemstones. It's kind of ridiculous what dogs can smell.
I was watching a training show where they trained dogs to smell the difference between diamonds and zircon. They could then go to an airport and smell gemstones in luggage (smuggling a bunch of loose gem stones).
I'm not sure how you don't go insane if you can smell literally EVERYTHING.
Owen Thomas
bump
Nathan Ross
Have you checked your carbon monoxide detectors?
Jonathan Walker
For best results, nothing but the lyrics to Hanson's MMMbop.
Luke Edwards
this then
Camden Ramirez
So basically, the type of people that can see through walls if they're willing to. Your only solution is extreme camouflage/disassembly.
Christian Johnson
get a pigeon and train it to upgrade it to homing pigeon. then get it a little trinket for it's ankle and put your card in there. no matter where you are you can always call it to you. nobody would ever think of that.
Bentley Williams
Easy: Safety deposit box with a fake name and prepaid with cash.
Or, if you want to spend money, buy a car on craigslist for like $500. Hide the sd card in there, park the car at a long term lot somewhere. Never actually transfer the title of the car.
Luke Harris
u only have 32GB of CP? ........n00b.
anyways, best place to hide is at the bottom of drawers, cut out a space the size of the card, slightly bigger, stuff the disk in, use the top part of the section u cutout to block it, impossible to find..
Jordan Nelson
You should def do the first part OP, regardless of how you hide all the SD cards. You should also number them all, and memorize the number of the SD card with your bitcoins on it so you know how to find it.
Connor Baker
i will give you a pro tip, use one of the named hidding spots, or techniques, and buy another 3-4 sds card, place it on a visible place and boom, you're done, don't hide it in something ovious like soap, or personal items, go for really common things that raises no suspicious , i reccomend to cover it with tape, then cover the tape with silicon and stick it under the fridge or the stove
Nathaniel Lee
the dogs don't smell diamonds. they're there as a guise so authority figures can make the pupper false alert and then they can search.
William Cook
Hidden quarter bruh. Then hide the quarter in a wall socket
Camden Sanders
Put it in a plastic bag and bury it ...
Ryder Jackson
Buy a tictac box.
Dig a small hole and hide it on some bushes.
Proffit
Gabriel Sullivan
leave a heavily encrypted SD card in a semi-obvious hiding place somewhere in your house, hide the real deal somewhere else
by the time they finish datamining the SD card they found you should be home free as long as they don't have any other evidence
Adam Fisher
better keep the quarter with a thousand other quarters and loose change tho