How to Disappear Privacy Books
Frank M. Ahearn
Frank M. Ahearn is author of the two leading privacy books,The Fifteen Minute How to Disappear, and The New York Times Bestseller, How to Disappear: Erase Your Digital Footprint, Leave False Trails, And Vanish Without A Trace.
The Fifteen Minute How To Disappear
Using Fake Identities, Cryptocurrencies, Prepays, And Other Privacy Tool To Vanish
The Fifteen Minute How to Disappear is a hip pocket manual on disappearing in the digital age. Ahearn has put together the essential tools of privacy and how to use them to protect your digital information or vanish forever.
The first step in disappearing is STOPPING everything because you have created a truckload of footprints.
How to identify the mistakes created and how to combat.
How to build a disappear plan using pay-as-you-go mobiles, debit cards, untraceable computers, and connections.
How to use cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin.
How to set up your destination city by using offshore bank accounts and corporations.
Understanding that we are no longer solely human but also digital and therefore must create disinformation for our digital and human self.
Pseudocide: Faking a death. Never fake your death and why.
The Fifteen Minute How To Disappear
The Fifteen Minute Skip Tracer
Locate Anyone Anywhere, Using Databases, Social Engineering & Social Media
Learn how skip tracers, private investigators, and social engineers locate people worldwide. The Fifteen Minute Skip Tracer demonstrates how professionals use social engineering and pretext to extract information to find people who have disappeared or in hiding.
The Fifteen Minute Skip Tracer shows to how to use databases, the internet, social media and offline service accounts to track down deadbeats, repo's, lost love, bail jumpers, and paramours.
No-Brainer Skip Tracing Tactics
Facebook Skip Tracing
Three Places to Hit for Info
Phone Pretexting
Identifying Phone Numbers
How to Social Engineer
Financial Records
Who Has What & What is Where
Using Databases
Online & Offline Searching
Name Searching
Running Data
Real Trace Examples
Written by Frank M. Ahearn a leading authority on finding and disappearing people. Frank is the author of The New York Times Best Seller, How to Disappear: Erase Your Digital Footprint, Leave False Trails, And Vanish Without A Trace.
The Fifteen Minute Skip Tracer
Spurlos Verschwinden
Geheimnisse eines Zielfahnders
Persönliche Informationen sind im digitalen Zeitalter zur Ware geworden. Anhand von Kreditkartenkäufen, Suchanfragen und Klickverhalten werden Kundenprofile generiert und persönliche Daten gespeichert.
Man muss wahrlich kein Verbrechen planen, um Opfer von Überwachung und Vorratsdatenspeicherung zu werden. In diesem Buch gibt der ehemalige Zielfahnder Frank M. Ahearn einen spannenden Einblick in die Welt der Überwachung und zeigt, wie man sich dieser entziehen kann.
Anhand zahlreicher Fallbeispiele aus seiner beruflichen Praxis liefert er Tipps und Tricks, wie wir in der realen und digitalen Welt unsere Spuren verwischen können.
Spurlos verschwinden: Wie Menschen im digitalen Zeitalter abtauchen - Geheimnisse eines Zielfahnders Broschiert – 2. Mai 2018
How to Disappear
A New York Times Bestseller
How to Disappear is the authoritative and comprehensive guide for people who seek to protect their privacy as well as for anyone who’s ever entertained the fantasy of disappearing—whether actually dropping out of sight or by eliminating the traceable evidence of their existence.
Frank M. Ahearn built his first career by finding people who didn’t want to be found—from philandering celebrities to a certain White House intern (Monica Lewinsky) before anybody had heard of her, as well as countless cheaters, frauds, and bad guys. Using the “skip tracer” techniques he developed in the process, Ahearn embarked on a second career counseling those who wanted not to be found.
If you’ve ever fantasized about disappearing—literally dropping out of sight or just eliminating the traceable evidence of your existence—How to Disappear is your guide.
Still a good book, however, The Fifteen Minute How to Disappear is more up-to-date.
