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+++ hazards:bunny-boilers [2024/09/24 04:07] (current) – [Dealing with Bunny Boilers during Field Operations] Humphrey Boa-Gart
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-Bunny boilers, due to their oftentimes fierce tenacity, should be planned for in advance - that is, with proper [[tactics:opsec]] and [[tactics:compartmentalize|compartmentalization]]. The typical boiler, much like any other saboteur, is constantly seeking **leverage** over their victim, and so their eye is attuned to looking for anything that they can possibly exploit for maximum devastation, even if it means leaving behind a massive swath of collateral damage on the side.
+Bunny boilers, due to their oftentimes fierce tenacity, should be planned for in advance - that is, with proper [[security:opsec]] and [[tactics:compartmentalize|compartmentalization]]. The typical boiler, much like any other saboteur, is constantly seeking **leverage** over their victim, and so their eye is attuned to looking for anything that they can possibly exploit for maximum devastation, even if it means leaving behind a massive swath of collateral damage on the side.
 When a bunny boiler appears on the scene, it is imperative that the victim provide some sort of intel on the threat to their fellow Anons, so they may profile the boiler and create a personalized plan of action. This can be tricky, as it can inadvertently accelerate information leaks and further collateral damage. [[tactics:block|Blocking]] and [[tactics:dont-say-anything|keeping your mouth shut]] can impede and discourage many less-competent boilers. However, if the boiler is using scorched earth [[tactics:suicide trolling]] tactics, it may be necessary to deploy spies and complex counter-intelligence to divert the boiler to a controlled environment.

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