In a lot of military operations, intelligence agencies, and professional crime, there is a lot of compartmentalization of operations knowledge. You can't rat out on someone if you have no idea what's going on outside of your small task. This minimizes the damage that could be done on an operation or a group of people from any one person ratting or being a mole / informant. Are there any nice redpills on this? I would actually love to read more about how this is done and if anybody has come up with a fundamental set of rules for such a thing like compartmentalization of operations knowledge. Are there other terms for this?

Although it might not seem appropriate, this is likely the best board to post such a thread on.

that works with hacking where people sell the things for people who want to take the risk or mostly scams but sometimes legit. i think.

>>105787706 (OP)
not much to it, its called systems of trust, if you can invent one that is powered by moral goodness you have basically solved humanity. even religion didn't really work.

>>105787706 (OP)
>Are there other terms for this?
ask chat gpt
chatbots are literally corelation machines
i use em all the time when i dont know whats the proper term for a thing

>>105787944
Need-to-Know Basis is what chatgpt told me, but this doesn't encompass the entire idea of compartmentalization. I figure there's more too it, like intentionally making people's tasks more specific and less general.

>>105787873
Mafia already exists.

>>105787706 (OP)
It's a question of how necessary is it for the risk profile because there is a cost in efficiency. When I worked at one of the largest retailers, we had a team a fifteen developers, along with all the UI designers, project managers, business analysts, and engagement managers that come along with a project. We spent about a year working on new software for their mobile ordering system. We finished on time but our product was never rolled out because there was a group in another part of the company that had been working a couple of years on a new hardware system for ordering, which was completely incompatible with our software. Neither group knew the other existed.

>>105787706 (OP)
this website is so full of retards now. Separation of concerns and principle of least privilege.

Migrate to a better site if you actually want knowledge. These retards are 90% bots, 9% bots-in-the-flesh, and 0.5% toddlers in adult human body suits.

>>105788114
idk man
to me the term is "compartimentalization", too
im not totally green in fieldcraft shit either
im pretty sure were using the right term

>>105788706
i said a moral one. mafias run on immoral systems of trust, such as blackmail and shared criminal behavior

>>105788114
ah, my bad
>>105788868
also post more often, fag
youre not the only one who likes to discuss actual stuff outside of tranime

>>105788987
maffia is moral allright
that you dont share the same morality, is another thing
fuck, 99.9% of people are moral, including criminals
how many would kill children for the cause?
and even then, in certain societies that was a moral thing to do
like sparta

>>105788987
>>105789005
Mafia didn't lie about who they are and were actually great for society. Police states are less safe than towns controlled by mafia.

>>105789019
idk man
they still did racketeering
nothing is all-white or all-black
only shades of grey

american society likes to larp as moral
but then some faggot has money and the rule of law flies out of the window
im a nietzchean product
i think morals are just excuses to do whatever you please

>>105789005
>>105789019
>hurrr im very moral
>eats his own children
kys satan

>>105787706 (OP)
>>105787873
Marichka and sheep tard sexo

>>105789098
>eats his own children
who said that
im extremely clan-like to the extent i served as emotional support to my father who always hated me for fucking up his career (by existing. hes an """artist""", a child prevented him from touring)

you know shit about me
when it comes to the clan im irrational as fuck
i have a stronger parental/clanlike instinct than ALL the people you ever met, put toegether
i know i have that instinct but its something to celebrate, so i only enhance it when i can

>>105789098
>>105789270
also im not moral
i have a code of conduct
thats the radical opposite

i dont change my """morals""" based on convenience lamao
and im not stuck in a pattern of thought that can be leveraged against me

>>105787706 (OP)
The word is compartmentalization
Or security through compartmentalization/security through isolation (at least when talking about software)

Some time ago I read about how each part of the French nuclear doctrine doesn't know what each part does.

>>105789322
compartimentalization
a gear doesnt need to know what the keyboard does
>it only needs to execute, for the whole apparatus to work
idk how good it is in the case of the french
ruskis left the final decisionmaking in the hands of the soldiers in the field
and that saved us a world war
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasily_Arkhipov

>>105789322
its not the only case
theres this ruski
albeit his decision wasnt legal
and there was an american

>>105789322
er
i meant him:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanislav_Petrov
also
>inb4 spamming g with irrelavant shit
it isnt
nuclear war IS a technologoy

>>105789322
there was also an american
his name isnt mentioned but we should remember him
there was an IT worker, basically, who said "nah, das unlikely. lets check systems first"
he wasnt in the chain of command, but people listened to him
and so we dont live in chernobyl planet now

there was also a case where the swedes almost started ww3 with a satelite launch

>>105789416
Interesting that the lesson didn't seem to percolate up or was lost during the transition between presidents as it wasn't until after watching 'WarGames' that President Reagan became interested in the possibility of a false alarm, perhaps set intentionally, causing a nuclear war.

>>105789518
wtf
i expected better from usa
you have fukken RAND after all
fukken
you shot yourselves in the foot with the understanding that money = success
truth is
success is 95% persistance
and retards are the most persistant sort
>picrel
>and then getting bucked out of 109 countries
>still fukken winning. tenuous, but still a win

>>105789518
>>105789726
(clarif:)
persistence
and regularity
thats the name of the game
thats how fukken great canyon got carved
time x CONTINUOUS effort
thats the difference
->YOU DONT WANT YOUR SHIT HARD ENOUGH

>>105787706 (OP)
read
>"Organized Crime: A Very Short Introduction
by georgios a. antonopoulos and georgios papanicolaou (oxford university press, 2018)

Business is performed through the construction of trust. That's why in peace times old networks are valuable, they have trust value.

In security operations the only piece of data I can share is how the CO and XO receive the critical information to activate the GNUKES inside submarines.

The receive ONE USE PADS and then they guess the values the other received based on the data they got themselves for the paper that, today, can only be activated by biometrics.

Proof of identity is the whole point of this. From the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual Three

>the reason why Identification and Authorization cannot be expressed operationally is because neither can be transferred. Identity exists as is and while the means of identification, as a process, is an operational aspect, the actual process is to verify a previously provided identity from another source or from the latest in a chain of sources

Data is the representation of facts from the real life, or reality as a whole if you want.
That representation can be corrupted. Can be fake.

>>105787873
>moral goodness
You do understand that is a human construct. No such thing as morality or "goodness"

>>105788868
One of the easiest indicators of a newfag is the belief that this site wasn't always 100% bots forever.
If I'm gonna shitpost on a dead internet, it's at least going to be genuine about itself.

I just want you to know I am probably going to goon thinking in Azova-chan.