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On 2015-04-12 6:47 am, Andreas Krey wrote:
>> Whonix https://www.whonix.org is a very good solution available on all
>> BSDs today. For some reason it remains under-appreciated.
> 
> Tails also comes to mind.


One quick note on Whonix vs. Tails:

If malware roots your Tails, then it is game over for your anonymity, as 
your real IP and MAC are exposed.

With Whonix, the Tor process is further isolated out into a separate 
machine (virtual or physical), so that root-privileged malware or other 
misbehaving apps can't just circumvent the Tor connection and get access 
to your real IP or MAC address.


Put a strong condom on your Tor isolation.


Hat tip to mirimir for the mention of our high security Qubes + Whonix 
option too. ;)

WhonixQubes
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