For the former, just having a private domain registration, not putting any personal information on the site and avoiding any type of presence in media posted there (like face/voice in videos) will often be enough. Most people and companies aren't that technically inclined, nor motivated to try and track down anonymous creators. Unless you're being specifically targeted by a dedicated group of obsessives, no one would even bother looking into things like writing styles and background trivia.
For the latter case (or when dealing with said obsessives deliberately targeting you), then things get trickier. The challenge with infosec is that messing up even once compromises everything, and most people/groups mess up multiple times.
Some advice there:
1. Don't try and be a 'ghost', throw people off with fake identities. Manufacture social media accounts/history to send people barking up the wrong tree.
2. Use burner equipment wherever possible, or at least computers/phones that aren't used for real life activities.
3. Get an anonymous email account, use it for a VPN, use Tor, etc.
4. Access the internet from a variety of places under said conditions, maybe with different online identities each time
5. Use services based in countries your current one have no treaties with
6. Deliberately vary your writing style so it can't be linked to previous work (may be difficult)
Plus a whole bunch more steps that would make anyone writing them seem super paranoid when posting.
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For the former, just having a private domain registration, not putting any personal information on the site and avoiding any type of presence in media posted there (like face/voice in videos) will often be enough. Most people and companies aren't that technically inclined, nor motivated to try and track down anonymous creators. Unless you're being specifically targeted by a dedicated group of obsessives, no one would even bother looking into things like writing styles and background trivia.
For the latter case (or when dealing with said obsessives deliberately targeting you), then things get trickier. The challenge with infosec is that messing up even once compromises everything, and most people/groups mess up multiple times.
Some advice there:
1. Don't try and be a 'ghost', throw people off with fake identities. Manufacture social media accounts/history to send people barking up the wrong tree.
2. Use burner equipment wherever possible, or at least computers/phones that aren't used for real life activities.
3. Get an anonymous email account, use it for a VPN, use Tor, etc.
4. Access the internet from a variety of places under said conditions, maybe with different online identities each time
5. Use services based in countries your current one have no treaties with
6. Deliberately vary your writing style so it can't be linked to previous work (may be difficult)
Plus a whole bunch more steps that would make anyone writing them seem super paranoid when posting.