In the case of anonymity, threat actors may use a variety of strategies to hinder tracking or identification. Here are some common methods: 1. **Use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs): VPN services encrypt Internet traffic and route it through different servers to mask the real IP address. 2. **Use of proxy servers**: Relay requests through proxy servers to obscure the original location and identity. 3. **Tor network**: Use the Tor browser to route traffic between multiple relay nodes, hiding the user's real IP address and improving anonymity. 4. **Temporary email addresses and false identities**: Create disposable email addresses and use false identity information to register and communicate to avoid identity tracking. 5. **Encrypted communication tools**: Use end-to-end encrypted communication applications (such as Signal or WhatsApp) to protect the content of messages from being snooped by third parties. 6. **Obfuscation technology**: Use technical means to confuse data packets to circumvent traffic analysis. 7. **Coins and bearer payment methods**: Use cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or bearer gift cards to conduct transactions to hide financial traces. 8. **Modify user agent information**: Change the user agent data of the browser or device to hide the specific operating system or software version information. 9. **Avoid persistent patterns**: Regularly change network paths, devices or methods to avoid establishing recognizable behavior patterns. 10. **Physical isolation**: Use network firewalls and devices to isolate the target network and avoid physical access to remove traces. Although these strategies can increase anonymity, they cannot guarantee absolute security and privacy, especially when facing powerful adversaries or advanced forensic techniques.