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Patching out privacy issues isn't in Debian Policy, its just part of the culture of Debian, but there are still unfixed/unfound issues too, it is best to run op
by pabs3 1y ago
Patching out privacy issues isn't in Debian Policy, its just part of the culture of Debian, but there are still unfixed/unfound issues too, it is best to run opensnitch to mitigate some of those problems.
https://wiki.debian.org/PrivacyIssues https://wiki.debian.org/PrivacyIssues
- alias_neo 1y agoThanks for the link, that'll come in very useful. > it is best to run opensnitch to mitigate some of those problems Opensnitch is a nice recommendation for someone concerned about protecting their workstation(s); for me, I'm more concerned about the tens of VMs and containers running hundreds of pieces of software that are always-on in my Homelab, a privacy conscious OS is a good foundation, and there are many more layers that I won't go into unsolicited.
- pabs3 1y agoHomelabs are usually running software not from a distro too, so potentially more privacy issues there too. Firewalling outgoing networking, along with a filtering SOCKS proxy like privoxy might be a good start.