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The preferred way is to use Tails on a dvd since the entire point of a privacy live dvd is not to leave local evidence and run it in memory only. A separate $4
by dobbsbob 12y ago
The preferred way is to use Tails on a dvd since the entire point of a privacy live dvd is not to leave local evidence and run it in memory only.
A separate $40 ARM box, running some kind of open firewall software (openbsd, m0n0wall, pfsense) that blocks all outgoing traffic that isn't tor is also preferred than trusting say, Virtualbox NAT, which likely leaks host IP to the guest and your VM state to the host.
A bonus to having a dedicated system for whatever secret squirrel things you're doing is it's a physical barrier protecting you from yourself, like when Sabu accidentally logged into IRC in the clear. It's also a good idea to build your own Tails source and hardcode a gigantic password into the startup scripts. This is the "I'm too drunk to be doing this" protection should you ever be faced off your ass and think it's a great idea to go on IRC and taunt the feds or check your sales PMs for the booters and carberp mods you're peddling on not_legaL_hax4sale.ru forums. After 10 tries and failing you'll either pass out or hulk smash the box either way you will not wake up in jail.
- gonzo 12y agothe problem here is the $40 ARM boxes only have one ethernet, unless USB Ethernet is good enough for you. I've considered putting pfSense on ARM.
- Alupis 12y ago> unless USB Ethernet is good enough Well, most (all) of the $40 ARM boxes I've seen run the ethernet port off the USB bus... so, an USB ethernet dongle should suffice. (the USB bandwidth should likely still be faster than your internet connection, but depending on which ARM chip you have, that may become your bottleneck in processing the packets... Beaglebone Black seems like it would suffice though, RPi might be a bottleneck)