Hello, welcome to another T-Rex talk. This is Isaac Botkin. In case you haven't picked up on the pattern, it's usually Lucas and I take turns.

Although we like to throw other people into the mix and have conversations, sometimes with each other, sometimes with other people.

But it's just me today. Since we're talking about OPSEC, operational security, and

PERSEC, which is personnel security, or if you don't have a lot of personnel, it's just your own

personal security. Because we're talking about that, nobody else wanted to get on here in

leak personal details about themselves. So it's just me today. But I want to take

questions about OPSEC and PERSEC and talk about technology related things. Obviously, some people

have forgotten that this conversation is being streamed live and unencrypted to the internet,

to as many people as possible.

So, secret, secrets, secret secrets probably won't be leaked on here.

Maybe just, you know, one secret, maybe two, small stuff.

But I will say right off the bat, my personal opsec is not great because I'm talking about stuff that I do, my personal practices, some individual pieces of equipment that I own and use.

And I am doing that not in a encrypted, quiet skiff. I am doing that on the internet for all of you to see.

So I am aware of that. I noticed. So send in your questions because we're

going to be, I'm going to be trying to answer them, but I will say right off the bat. I'm not an

expert in this topic. Hopefully we are just sort of starting the conversation. This isn't going to be

the end-all, be-all security, privacy, encryption, decentralized communications, information, resource.

This is just the beginning of a conversation.

And one of the things that I want to recommend that you guys do is read more widely and

broadly on this subject from guys that know more about what's going on in this world.

One recommendation I have for you

is a guy named Bruce Schneier. If you Google him, he has a email newsletter with just lots of

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