How to achieve anonymity on the VDS server?

Question

System administration

Good evening!
I will make a reservation right away, I have a guy fox brain, and megalomania, but it seems to me that VDS providers are sewn into the images of their users. Which users should be on a clean machine, and which ones can be deleted?
PS Yes. yes, root already deleted...

Answer 1

The hoster has plenty of opportunity to look into your virtual machine without "sewing" anything into it. Machines under a hypervisor for the administrator look something like sessions of different users in the same OS, the file system is completely open, access to the RAM is also easy to get.
And the images are taken original (for OpenVZ only the kernel is separated) there is no point in patching them.
Perfectly. You can start reinstalling.

Answer 2

Well, you delete some users, but who prevents you from mounting your virtual machine from the host system?
Only a dedicated server at home under the bed! Only hardcore!

Answer 3

you don’t need to use ready-made images, I can always
put a custom backdoor so cleverly that you won’t find it in 99% of cases, and you’ll spend a lot of time to find it if you get to the bottom of it.

Answer 4

only a server under the bed, even if it is a server dedicated to you "personally" by the provider, then there are still various kvm