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OPSEC

Operational security is the practice of minimizing information leaks across behavior, devices, accounts, payments, and routines that can expose identity or intent.

The practice is compartmentalization: separate identities, devices, payment routes, and schedules for separate activities, with nothing reusable across compartments. Failures are usually cross-contamination events, such as one payment, login, or handle bridging two contexts.

Tools implement compartments but do not maintain them; consistency over time does. The linked articles document the failure patterns that actually deanonymize people.

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