SECURITY PROTOCOL v2.8

Security Protocol

Secure streaming, offline storage, and private NAS solutions for your bunker infrastructure.

STREAM-01
 

Secure Streaming Protocol

How to safely stream media in your bunker without exposing your location or identity.

Encrypted Connection

Use VPN tunneling with AES-256 encryption. Recommended providers: Mullvad, ProtonVPN, or self-hosted OpenVPN.

Content Sources

Only use verified streaming sources with TLS 1.3. Avoid platforms that require personal accounts.

Local Cache

Implement a local caching server to minimize external requests and reduce digital footprint.

secure_stream.sh
# Initialize secure stream
vpn --protocol=wireguard \
--server=private-relay-04.bunker \
cache-server --encryption=aes-256 \
--storage=/mnt/secure/cache
stream-client --source=verified-cdn \
--tls=1.3 --max-bitrate=4K
# Connection established [SECURE]
Status: Encrypted ~/bunker/stream
STORE-02
8TB ENCRYPTED

Offline Storage Protocol

Secure methods for downloading and storing media on encrypted drives.

Drive Preparation

Use hardware-encrypted drives or encrypt with LUKS (Linux) or BitLocker (Windows).

Download Tools

Recommended: aria2c with SSL, or rsync over SSH. Always verify checksums.

Storage Rotation

Maintain multiple encrypted drives in Faraday cages for EMP protection.

Security Notice

Always physically disconnect storage media when not in use. Consider using write-protected media for archives.

NAS-03

Private NAS Configuration

Hardware

Raspberry Pi 4 or Mini PC with 8GB RAM minimum. Use SSD for better reliability.

Encryption

Full disk encryption with LUKS. Keyfiles stored on separate USB drive.

Network

Isolated local network. Optional: Air-gapped setup for maximum security.

1. Base System Setup

Install minimal OS (Debian preferred). Disable all unnecessary services.

# Update and minimal install
$ sudo apt update && sudo apt install --no-install-recommends \
openssh-server cryptsetup nfs-kernel-server samba

2. Storage Configuration

Set up encrypted RAID array for redundancy (mirror recommended).

# Create encrypted RAID
$ sudo mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 \
/dev/sda /dev/sdb
$ sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/md0

3. Access Control

Configure user permissions and firewall rules for local access only.

# Firewall rules
$ sudo ufw allow from 192.168.1.0/24 to any port 22,139,445
$ sudo ufw enable

Security Protocol Checklist

Streaming

  • VPN with killswitch enabled
  • DNS leak protection active
  • Local caching server running

Storage

  • All drives hardware encrypted
  • Regular checksum verification
  • Faraday storage available

NAS

  • Full disk encryption enabled
  • Firewall restricts to local network
  • Regular security updates

Emergency

  • Data wipe procedure documented
  • Offline backups available
  • EMP protection measures