Why is Fedora atomic not more secure? It is literally immutable. Which kills the concept of persistent malware, unless they archive a complex exploit chain to gain root and install a malicious package and then reboot into the new iso, which is easier said then done.
LeTak
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Privacy or Security? Security would be something like Fedora Atomic. Privacy (and security?) QubesOS , TailsOS But as Linux is FOSS, you can just take any distro and form it as you like.
I used Nessus for a while and I heard that OpenVAS could be a good FOSS alternative to it.
9·2 months agoSteamFrame my beloved
I completely forgot secureblue. But it was not worth the hassle for my working environment