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Online Security General - /OSG/ 2016-12-14 07:06:05 Post No. 58000434
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I'm looking for a secure, small, up-to-date and fast GNU/Linux distro for online banking and online shopping and email management. (So for everything serious and important.)
I want to run it in a VM for using a browser, Thunderbird and password manager. What browser addons/other things should I pay attention for either?
What do you think?
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>>58000434
Lubuntu for distro, keepassx for password manager. As for addons get ublock origin, "privacy settings" (as in the addon), Click&Clean, httpsbydefault, dont' remember more but you are okay with that.
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>>58000434
Debian
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>>58000563
Thanks. KeePassX is great, I'm using it already. Can I place the password file on Dropbox if the password is really good? Like 30-40 Upper and lower letters and numbers and special characters?
Would the MEGA cloud even be safer?
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>>58000614
I've been a Debian user for a while but most of the help available online is geared towards Ubuntu users with popular DE which makes me kinda wanna switch
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>>58000434
Why not go for Qubes OS and run it on physical hardware? You can't get more secure than that.
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Honestly, just go *buntu.
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>>58000668
Why do you put your passwords on "the cloud"? Jesus man.
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Doesn't it make for more security risk when using an VM than just use some sandboxed browser?
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