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I've ran a lot of searching and questioning, here's what I found:


-Contrary to the popular opinion, Linux security is absolute fucking garbage, to the point that even a big corpo os like mac osx can be less vulnerable after reviewing many cve databases, the only real advantage Linux have over big corpo is transparency and privacy, which is slowly being taken away by Linux'es own big corpos (deb/ubuntu, RH/Fedora, opensuse, all of them use your data)



even niche and security focuses distros (Void, Alpine and even qubes and whonix/tails bullshit) that don't use both systemd and gnu c, are still garbage because they're still affected by linux vulnerabilities (they still have to have to use linux kernel).







-Openbsd is a minor exception of "foss corpo" (linux and bsd) that is secure, and even still has a concerning considerable sized vulnerability record compared to more secure oses, however it's too mainstream and not so hidden and it's used in a fuckton of corpo servers, sure thing big bro has got it covered since openbsd still faced problems vulnerabilities much like any other os.


-plain installed oses without hypervisors and virtualization for hardware are useless approaches for hiding yourself.


-Monolithic kernel oses and hypervisors should not be considered if the glowies are really after you. monolithic structure of a kernel doesn't make much sense regarding system security even the modular ones, you should not have easy access to everything even if you are the administrator of your machine.





conclusion: closed source systems which these criterias before don't apply to are actually better than mainstream open source oses which already have lots of vulnerabilities and have their code wide open for everyone including governments and definitely should be your choice:





First of all no, I'm not talking about osx or apple bullshit
, I'm talking about closed source microkernel operating systems and real time operating systems that are limited even more than openbsd (can only give you file, networking and basic web access with limited shit like netsurf at best)



things that are so fucking old and tiny like qnx family of oses, in which the total amount of people who know it's source code are counted on fingers, and even most of those devs themselves are dead or forgotten about the system code.



even if you go the open source route and go full "secure privacy craze" you shouldn't consider openbsd.



seL4 is a microkernel and running a genode os like sculpt encapsulated, both of them using microkernel,would be a choice but EVEN if you exclude both microkernel and closed sourcing, there are still more secure options that are niche and experimental like redox OS or haiku OS/beos and this way even though the code to your os is open source just like openbsd it would be magnitudes more secure and tight than openbsd, rendering openbsd as the "big corpo" option here, because the difference in security would be exactly like the difference between big corpo os and openbsd.





those kind of OSes recommended have a total count of vulnerabilities ~= 0, a net zero of vulnerabilities is your goal, and even os that is as small as openbsd, proven that it can be vulnerable time after time, at the end even with a very tight and limited function os, glowies will find a way to find you regardless of what os or HV you use, it's all in the hardware.



take my words with a pinch of salt, that was just my own and personal conclusion uninfluenced by any soytuber or techsavvy negroes to already existing methods of running a secure os, you are free to believe whatever context you want to believe.



if you ridicule or refuse to believe, just remember that big bros themselves use the things I mentioned like seL4 instead of running qubes or whonix or tor bullshit or even openbsd like big bro's leeches Edward Soyden and Ass-ange tell you. look that shit up if you don't believe me.


all that shit is useless anyway to discuss or sperge about, unless you really do some shady shit or is threatened by the DNC or big bro himself :feelscomfy:
I'm not so I'm not installing any of this shit, my point of view is as neutral on this topic as it can be because I never intend to be a slave for any of those solutions, I myself use jewgle and big corpo bullshit because I live in a shithole devoid of laws that I will never be able to get out from so I just don't care about adopting anything as much as discussing it :feelscomfy:


The point of this thread is that I've seen countless cuckdittors, goyslop jewtubers , extremely gullible and self-bias driven individuals everywhere, who think some os is safe and even immune to big brother© just because they use it or like it, recommend it for others who really need security and shit happens.



"just use openbsd bro! I daily drive that shit, infinitely more secure than linux! never looked back after using it"
"just use qubes!"
"just use linux it's infinitely more secure than windows!"
....
yeeeeeah...sure
 
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You can't hide from us
 
You can't hide from us
@proudweeb type shit

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'just use a vpn and give a different company your packet info it'll be fine bro'
 
'just use a vpn and give a different company your packet info it'll be fine bro'
isnt a vpn more for being anonymous to other users? ofc the company has your internet trafic.
 
isnt a vpn more for being anonymous to other users? ofc the company has your internet trafic.
"B-BU-BUT muh oben sauce niche vpn service company doesn't store le logs!!! :OOOO"
 
Windows is the best
it really is tbh :feelscomfy:
can't crack closed source software on linux, meanwhile on windows we got ruski gopnik niggers making all sorts of crack methods for much much more premiumbigcorpslop solutions.

if the gpl license was different and forced all software on linux to be free, it would be a different world and linux would be considerable for daily use.
 
It's all about threat models really, realistically unless you're some fucking Edward Snowden or Ross Ulbricht, hardening your system, encrypting your drives and basically maxxing out on security is gonna be really overkill.

Glowies will find you eventually they have lots more resources at their disposal and are willing to pour lots of taxpayer dollars to pay third party exploits to apprehend criminals (Notable being Buster Hernandez with TailsOS).
It's better to simply not be on their crosshairs in the first place and a little opsec of just not downloading suspicious shit or clicking on random links goes a long way to improving your security.

Closed sourced projects like windows arguably have more security since they have a large team behind them as well as the profit motive. Linux and Open source stuff is more volunteer shit and security firms don't really have incentives to test it aside from profiting off zero day exploits.

he point of this thread is that I've seen countless cuckdittors, goyslop jewtubers , extremely gullible and self-bias driven individuals everywhere, who think some os is safe and even immune to big brother© just because they use it or like it, recommend it for others who really need security and shit happens.
Nothing is perfectly immune, it just comes down to really you the user.
 
niggaz will do anything but take their meds
 
you can just use TOR and no one will ever find you without spending a billion dollars
 
niggaz will do anything but take their meds
you can just use TOR and no one will ever find you without spending a billion dollars
nigguh, I would be a millionaire if everyone of you niggas who think tor or i2p were sufficient, paid me a dollar me to search and compile then send them the same list of niggas who got caught using tor or i2p
 
@KING NOTHING
whatever happened to your alt-persona king niggron
 
It's all about threat models really, realistically unless you're some fucking Edward Snowden or Ross Ulbricht, hardening your system, encrypting your drives and basically maxxing out on security is gonna be really overkill.

Glowies will find you eventually they have lots more resources at their disposal and are willing to pour lots of taxpayer dollars to pay third party exploits to apprehend criminals (Notable being Buster Hernandez with TailsOS).
It's better to simply not be on their crosshairs in the first place and a little opsec of just not downloading suspicious shit or clicking on random links goes a long way to improving your security.
There is something you're missing or misunderstood here, glowies don't have to rely on spending billions of dollars, that's just a myth tbh

when we take about glowies, we talk about cia and feds, not the federal substructures below.
for example glowies can triangulate or gps track your current location or any other method to the exact coordinates, they don't even have to pay private sectors for your data, it's all in the hardware at this point. things changed a lot in the past decade.

People who believe the narrative that feds failed to open a smartphone because it's encrypted or have a big corpo os based on bsd don't even realize that glowies have aes-256 fully refuted with all vulnerabilities of the bsd framework including any bsd based/unix like os in their pocket.
 
There is something you're missing or misunderstood here, glowies don't have to rely on spending billions of dollars, that's just a myth tbh

when we take about glowies, we talk about cia and feds, not the federal substructures below.
for example glowies can triangulate or gps track your current location or any other method to the exact coordinates, they don't even have to pay private sectors for your data, it's all in the hardware at this point. things changed a lot in the past decade.

People who believe the narrative that feds failed to open a smartphone because it's encrypted or have a big corpo os based on bsd don't even realize that glowies have aes-256 fully refuted with all vulnerabilities of the bsd framework including any bsd based/unix like os in their pocket.
So is it simply just better to not end up in their crosshairs in the first place?
Using this kind of sophisticated tracking would my guess be used on terrorists, political dissidents or actual people who are a threat to national security


Not to mention they also have to deal with attacks from Foreign Intelligence as well such as China or Russia.
 
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So is it simply just better to not end up in their crosshairs in the first place?
Using this kind of sophisticated tracking would my guess be used on terrorists, political dissidents or actual people who are a threat to national security.
yeah I don't think these structures are concerned with cunny watching niggas. your main enemy in this case is the isp , but everything has a case. just know that if some npc progresses to a level in anything it will be over and his main enemy would turn out not to be the isp alone.


so it is much better to not be in their scope, instead of wasting time to create a solution for your problem which you started , just don't start the problem instead :feelscomfy:

for example Idk what some of these niggas who fucked with the clintons then got sui'd had in mind but these niggers were so fucking retarded. idk where they thought they can reach or how long they can stand :feelscomfy:
 
yeah I don't think these structures are concerned with cunny niggas. your main enemy in this case is the isp , but everything has a case. just know that if some npc progresses to a level in anything it will be over and his main enemy would turn out not to be the isp alone.
Privacy tools like Tor still have their use cases though, it's not like you should just give up using them like if you want to bypass government censorship (like a blocked website in your country) or georestricted content.

Me personally, I'm not high at all on the glowie's hit list but I do want to avoid how much websites and and big tech tracks me because we all know the tracking is used for advertisements and data brokers.
 
Privacy tools like Tor still have their use cases though, it's not like you should just give up using them like if you want to bypass government censorship (like a blocked website in your country) or georestricted content.
I second that, everything has a use case.
I already stated that I still use jewgle and windows and bigcorpo slop alongside linux because it doesn't concern me, atleast for NOW :feelsmega:
 
I second that, everything has a use case.
I already stated that I still use jewgle and windows and bigcorpo slop alongside linux because it doesn't concern me, atleast for NOW :feelsmega:
I use Linux just on a different computer, Windows is still my main OS on my first computer just because I wanna game and shit.
It'll just be a massive inconvenience to swap to linux especially since my only use cases for it is just accessing onion sites and beta testing stuff.

The only difference is that I just swapped to Firefox as my default browser and switched to using search engines like DuckDuckGo and Brave, although google is useful for getting results quickly whereas the other two will have me scrolling for a minute.
 
The only difference is that I just swapped to Firefox as my default browser and switched to using search engines like DuckDuckGo and Brave, although google is useful for getting results quickly whereas the other two will have me scrolling for a minute.
I read recently that mozilla changed their tos and removed a line about "we won't sell your data" and basically everyone is seething about this, that means their open source forks will follow soon after an update or too.
read about using librewolf since it was an exception, installed that shit just out of curiosity and it is barely usable lmao

turns out that it's just like using firefox focus, uninstalled that shit and went back to firefox.


idc about privacy I was just curious, chrome and jewgle based stuff on linux sucks balls in terms of performance, idk why
if that wasn't the case I would definitely use chrome :feelscomfy:
 
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I read recently that mozilla changed their tos and removed a line about "we won't sell your data" and basically everyone is seething about this, that means their open source forks will follow soon after an update or too.
read about using librewolf since it was an exception, installed that shit just out of curiosity and it is barely usable lmao
my homeboy didn't forget you, are you still convinced that mozilla foundation is a pure and innocent lamb surrounded by a pack of wolves or changed your view based on the latest reddit trend? @weaselbomber
:feelscomfy:
 
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There is something you're missing or misunderstood here, glowies don't have to rely on spending billions of dollars, that's just a myth tbh

when we take about glowies, we talk about cia and feds, not the federal substructures below.
for example glowies can triangulate or gps track your current location or any other method to the exact coordinates, they don't even have to pay private sectors for your data, it's all in the hardware at this point. things changed a lot in the past decade.

People who believe the narrative that feds failed to open a smartphone because it's encrypted or have a big corpo os based on bsd don't even realize that glowies have aes-256 fully refuted with all vulnerabilities of the bsd framework including any bsd based/unix like os in their pocket.
What’s your thots on intel ME
 
What’s your thots on intel ME
:feelskek::feelskek::feelskek:

Intel and hardware level big bro spyware and vulnerabilities disguised as features is a love relationship that I wish to have with any foid :feelscomfy:
 
Offline computery is safest
correct with a caveat: you would have to rip out your network card (hw).
that doesn't only take away your computer's web capabilities, it takes away your entire networking capabilities.
if your computer has gps positioning you have to rip that out too.
 
correct with a caveat: you would have to rip out your network card (hw).
that doesn't only take away your computer's web capabilities, it takes away your entire networking capabilities.
if your computer has gps positioning you have to rip that out too.
Ok
 

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