[Klug-general] The most secure Linux laptop in the world
J D Freeman
kent at quixotic.org.uk
Tue Nov 27 13:32:28 GMT 2007
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On Tue, Nov 27, 2007 at 12:25:26PM -0000, Stephen Ryan wrote:
> Hi Stephen, from near Hythe in Kent here. Just joined KLUG.
>
> I am on a mission to find the most secure (yet functional) Linux distro in
> the world. It must have the tiniest of footprints.
> I have played with Knoppix CD, but i want something much, much, smaller and
> something that even a novice can configure.
> Smallest amount of code - just enough functionality.
>
> http://intrench.blogspot.com/2007/11/if-there-is-such-thing-as-total.html
>
Take a fedora cd, and don't use it, burn it. It's a symbolic gesture.
Now get your OpenBSD cd, and start installing from that.
When done, with your working laptop.
Pull alll cables from it. Place in a leadlined box, and setin a block of
concrete.
Now you have something approaching secure, if unusable :p
flippant unhelpful answer over with. Define secure.
J
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