https://zorinos.com/about/ https://zorinos.com/about/ That page doesn't mention anything about added security layers, and it's statement about Linux security is

https://zorinos.com/about/ https://zorinos.com/about/ That page doesn't mention anything about added security layers, and it's statement about Linux security is just plain wrong, and dangerous, as it might even delude people into a false sense of security... "Linux is an extraordinary computer operating system. It powers everything from the U.S. Department of Defense, to the International Space Station, to most of the world's Internet servers and supercomputers. The reasons for this aren't difficult to find: it's fast, reliable, versatile and super secure, so it doesn't get viruses." couldn't be more wrong. i beleive a lot of DoD systems run on BSD also... https://www.qubes-os.org/ https://www.qubes-os.org/ This is an OS which is actually trying to add proper security layers. According to them, it's 'reasonably secure', and they are honest about it's flaws and short commings, and provide information and tricks to work around these if you need to.