I'm going to be trying this out at my local library's computer but... this is my privacy oriented operating system designed for live usb drives The specifics can be found here and the iso download https://archive.org/details/deadsec_202609 i will post o

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My new operating system Deadsec os Chud 09/30/26 (Wed) 18:24:02 №40626 [Quote]

I'm going to be trying this out at my local library's computer but… this is my privacy oriented operating system designed for live usb drives The specifics can be found here and the iso download https://archive.org/details/deadsec_202609 i will post on this thread if it works on my library's potato computers

Chud 09/30/26 (Wed) 19:54:42 №40628 [Quote]

>>40626 (OP)
how is this any different from tails

Chud 09/30/26 (Wed) 22:14:53 №40642 [Quote]

>MAC-address randomization capabilities
Nigger literally any distro can do this

Chud 10/01/26 (Thu) 14:24:50 №40681 [Quote]

>>40628
Doesn't rely on tor and has toram as a grub option so after boot you can take the usb out

Chud 10/01/26 (Thu) 14:30:04 №40683 [Quote]

>>40642
yeah for those who have a fast usb drive they can install to usb and set up macchanger and spoof the hostname but a typical usb drive wouldn't be that fast.

Chud 10/01/26 (Thu) 14:31:28 №40684 [Quote]

Also library's computer it booted but sharty party thought the network was suspicious and wouldn't let me post

Chud 10/01/26 (Thu) 15:31:02 №40686 [Quote]

>>40683
MAC address changes don't touch the drive, it just sends a command to the WiFi card

Chud 10/01/26 (Thu) 18:37:03 №40698 [Quote]

>>40686
now but you have to save the changes on the drive since debian by default ( which this iso is based upon ) doesn't have mac-changing and its host-name right off of the bat is "debian" so while somebody could install mac changer and add persistence onto a debian drive your real mac address has already been exposed plus host-name so your local adversary knows you have a debian usb drive and which computer you used it on.

Chud 10/02/26 (Fri) 20:14:45 №40803 [Quote]

>>40626 (OP)
i am going to add librewolf in the operating system instead of ungoogled cromium