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[Tom Jones]

Iain,

We were talking about a secure distro today for the anon project and I can't remember what it was called? Could you forward some links to the list

Tom
@adventureloop
adventurist.me

[Iain R. Learmonth]

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Libert� Linux is a secure, reliable, lightweight and easy to use
Gentoo-based LiveUSB/SD/CD Linux distribution with the primary purpose
of enabling anyone to communicate safely and covertly in hostile
environments. Whether you are a privacy advocate, a dissident, or a
sleeper agent, you are equally likely to find Libert� Linux useful as
a mission-critical communication aid.

Libert� can also serve as a robust framework for mastering
Gentoo-based LiveUSBs/CDs. The build process is fully automated with
incremental build support, and is more mature and reliable than most
of Gentoo's own outdated LiveCD tools. Gentoo is an extremely flexible
distribution for safely generating custom live media from source ? for
instance, Libert� does not contain Portage, GCC, Perl or Python.

Using this framework, we can make customisations to the live CD and
create a "server version" that will have the ability to run a Tor
hidden service (I'm going with a Wordpress instance to start off with,
though this will probably change) out of the box with no need for
configuration (that a user may get wrong, and leak information).

http://dee.su/liberte

Iain.

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[Enterobsidian]

You don't want that, you want Tin Foil Hat! It's so secure it hasn't even got a GUI!

It's probably useless, but Tux in a Tin Foil hat never fails to raise a smile.

Enterobsidian

[Iain R. Learmonth]

On 15/01/14 21:35, Enterobsidian wrote:
> You don't want that, you want Tin Foil Hat! It's so secure it hasn't even got a GUI!

It needs to have a GUI. The idea is that normal people can use it
without knowing much about computers.

>
> It's probably useless, but Tux in a Tin Foil hat never fails to raise a smile.
>

It is. I've tried it. I do like that it can use a CRT monitor to
generate massive background RF though that basically jams most of the
spectrum.

Iain.