What's the best Linux distro with GUI for security?
Long story short, I got a buddy scared to death of hackers
What's the best Linux distro with GUI for security?
Levi Jenkins
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Ryder Smith
OpenBSD
Cooper Ward
I thought of that, but I can barely get around BSD
I want something more "User friendly"
Hurts to say that
Easton Ward
Thay all are. just like apple they are immune to viruses etc
Jacob Jackson
Tbh any Linux distro will do then. Just don't go for Slackware or Gentoo. You need some knowledge to make them secure.
Robert Torres
LMAO
That's complete bullshit
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Hudson Martin
Never tried either of them
Looked into Gentoo, looks like Arch for neckbeards
Jeremiah Foster
>tfw people still think apple is immune to viruses
>why would you want Unix for a fucking gui
Sir. Read a fucking article and OP, fix your faggotry
Lucas Evans
OP here
I need too fix that, the faggot police are after me.
UNIX is way more secure than Windows
Jace Gutierrez
Try Debian
Aiden Foster
>learn command line obviously
Ubuntu is a basic bitch for Unix but it works.
Good advice for OP. Its a start for you.
David Adams
run tails in a vm on a kali usb bootable. use a vpn and https and never use wifi.
then kill yourself for being so new.
Josiah Perez
What?
I've always used a live Kali usb to use a encrypted VM of tails
Robert Phillips
OP here
Good idea
Zachary Rogers
OpenSUSE
William Ramirez
Create your own compiler newfag.
Fuck off for real.
Check em.
Christopher Nguyen
Redhat
Jordan Foster
Honestly, your distro doesn't make an enormous difference unless you're rewriting the filing system to make it harder for those not familiar with it to navigate. Most security comes down to a small selection of network monitoring software and personal vigilance/competence.
Who's trying to connect, when and how often? Are there automatic systems in place to block unsolicited connections? Are the ports secure? Are security credentials complex and changed regularly? Is there any software installed that you're not familiar with, or don't remember installing? Anything running in the tasklist that's unusual?
Honestly, when in doubt, keep secured physical copies of important files (tax returns, personal login credentials, shit like that) on a cd or thumb drive inside a combination safe, and if you suspect that your network is compromised, pull the ethernet and reinstall from scratch.
Zachary Miller
OP here
Sweet
real tips
This really helps A LOT, thanks
Joseph Green
OP here
I'm a fag
Joshua Rogers
>picking a distro based on GUI
...
Eli Harris
Dominic Jackson
idiot
Wyatt Gomez
It's not for me
Jeremiah Flores
With a GUI
Basically, no Arch, Gentoo etc etc