How to disable data persistence on Ubuntu using overlayroot
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- In this episode, we explore how to disable data persistence on Ubuntu using overlayroot.
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TL;DR
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Tails OS
01:55 How to disable data persistence on Ubuntu
03:56 How to use RAM disk on macOS
06:53 Data forensics
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SUGGESTED
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LINKS
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Superbacked 👉 superbacked.com/?...
How to setup hardened Ubuntu environment on Intel computer 👉 github.com/sunknudsen/privacy...
How to setup hardened Ubuntu environment on Raspberry Pi 👉 github.com/sunknudsen/privacy...
yeeeey Sun is back!!!
So glad to see this type of tinfoil hat content again :) Great work as usual. I'll probably attempt to make a toolkit OS for my own personal use after seeing this. Your work has made building & understanding sensitive computing a lot more accessible, so thank you for everything. Superbacked is looking really promising as well, and I hope to see it grow moving forward. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for your kind words… especially given how poorly this episode is performing. Your comment gave a sense of meaning to my work that transcends view count. 🤓
@@sunknudsen I'm also going to look into Superbacked. Been a while since I've seen a product worth paying for but if this OS makes my family/work more secure, 100 or 150 is a good price. Gonna watch more videos and see more about it
This new stuff you're putting out is so much more adventurous and fun. This is easily the most interesting video you've put out imo.
What about a non-persistence OS where you put in another sd/flashdrive with programs as AppImages? Maybe this could have a program that recognizes and mounts it, while requiring approval for other plugged-in things? (The obvious benefit of AppImages is that if you 'flick the switch' and make it read-only, you can't add more programs (both ways are awesome as a choice).
Maybe with more than one boot possibility (LUKS with various passwords for various OSs/desktops)?
Also, another video deep diving persistence/non-persistence would be really interesting
YES!
Well that makes two of us who are excited about this topic haha.
Could you combine this with 'Secure Kali Pi (2002)'? So you had the security of Kali Pi but the disable-persistence of Tails?
Will the instructions on your website work on Raspberry Pi OS also? - Nevermind, it doesn't, just tried it.