This project demonstrates how to create a dual-boot USB stick running Kali Linux and Tails OS, each with its own encrypted persistent storage. It also includes shared encrypted and open storage.

The Tails OS team has announced the availability of Tails 5.5. It comes with Tor Browser 11.5.4 which includes bug fixes on several platforms. Unfortunately, the team did warn that a serious ...

If you start Tails from a USB stick, you can create a persistent volume in the free space left on the USB stick. The files in the persistent volume are saved encrypted and remain available across ...

If you do not yet have a Tails USB to boot from but would like one, you can find instructions on downloading and installing Tails on the project’s website.

Because of this, you can run your usual operating system and, when you need serious privacy, insert a bootable USB drive (with Tails on it), boot your computer, and enjoy all the privacy you need.

The Tails OS uses the Tor network by default, which anonymizes all data sent over the internet, and it can run off a USB ...

Since 2019, Tails has recommended balenaEtcher to install Tails from macOS and Windows onto a USB stick. The decisive factor was the simplicity with which the program can be used, and it also ...