SOUTHEAST INTEL REPORT
Location: Orlando/Altamonte Springs, Florida
Date/Time: September 15, 2020 (ongoing)
SIGACT: Orlando, Florida pro-BLM group calls to counter-protest ongoing scheduled Trump rallies.
Source: https://twitter.com/OrlandOFFs/status/1303884596359188480/photo/1
Source: https://www.facebook.com/OrlandOFFs
SITREP: Orlando Freedom Fighters, a BLM-supporting group, has called for counter-protests at scheduled Trump rallies in Altamonte Springs (northeast of Orlando), Florida. The call is to counter a weekly pro-Trump rally on an ongoing basis.
Source: Google Maps
RECOMMENDATION: Avoid the area at the intersection of 17-92 and SR 436 on Tuesday afternoons until further notice. This intersection is northeast of Orlando. Possible disruptions to traffic and potential for escalation as two ideological opposed groups will be in close proximity to each other.
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Hey all, going to sticky this message to help out with personal OPSEC. Any comments or suggestions are always welcome.
Always-on VPN client such as Private Internet Access or ProtonVPN. You can set PIA up with a killswitch so that it won’t even touch the internet unless it’s running. These cost a few dollars a month but are far better than free alternatives. PIA subscription will allow you to run the software on several devices including your smartphone.
KeePassXC for password management - allows you to create a 40-character randomly generated password and then just copy and paste it into applications. Not really practical for mobile use but great for things you primarily access on a desktop.
Web browsers: Brave, Firefox, Duckduckgo. These are available on mobile as well and can be configured to be the default when you open a link.
Search engines: Duckduckgo, Bing, Startpage. Set it as your homepage and you won't even notice the difference after a few searches.
SMS: Signal or Wikr ...
