Parrot Security OS: Pen testing distribution based on Debian.
The following distributions have been designed to to test network security, aka hacking, or carry out a computer forensics analysis after an incident.Ī few of the distributions come with Tor and encryption tools.
With Sabayon it is feasible to only have a single operating system and enjoy the best of both worlds.
When you need to visit a website hiding your IP with Tor, simply enable the Tor mode when you boot your computer the next time. What makes Sabayon great is that you don’t have to always be in privacy mode, the distribution can be booted in normal mode with all the tools you expect from any decent operating system, like a video player, text editor, network tools, etc. Sabayon Linux:A Linux distribution that gives you the choice of starting Tor during boot time. Tails is my number one choice distribution for anonymity on the Internet. Tails has been around for many years and is often updated, it comes with a firewall that blocks any Internet connection that do not go through Tor, this makes it impossible to expose your real computer IP even by accident. The Amnesic Incogmico Live System (Tails): Likely the most popular operating system for Internet anonymity. The default user account is: mofo but you can switch to root if necessary, accounts come out of the box with no password. It can be run from a DVD, USB thumbdrive or installed in your computer. You can use this distribution to browse the Internet anonymously and encrypt communications and data you download. Mofo Linux: Ubuntu based operating system optimized to defeat censorship and surveillance, the DVD includes SoftEther, Freenet, Tor, Veracrypt, Zulucrypt and many other encryption and proxy tools that should bypass schools, corporations and ISP filters.
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