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[Oigen]

What's the most secure version of Linux out there? I heard something about a "paranoid" linux, but I don't know any more about the subject. Anyone?

[rumen]

I would suggest SuSE Enterprise Edition. It is solid and secure, the best solution out there.

[Oigen]

But do you know anything about Paranoid Linux?

[LissaValerian]

Have you guys seen what the National Security Agency puts out, this "Security Enhanced Linux" ? I wonder what your thoughts are on this one:

Security-Enhanced Linux

[v0id]

I believe the most secure Unix-system is OpenBSD. It's not Linux I know, but it is Unix.

[Oigen]

Don't know about that, Lissa. Void, yea, probably a modded, custom Unix.

[LissaValerian]

EugenS said:

Don't know about that, Lissa. Void, yea, probably a modded, custom Unix.

What, you don't trust No Such Agency to come up with a secure platform? (just kidding)

LOL, I'm only kidding. But heres the download if anyone really wanted to look at it. I'd be a bit cautious about it too.

Download stable SELinux release

[rumen]

Well, thanks for the link. I will check it out later on!

[Oigen]

I don't think I'll check it, being the noob I am, I'll probably get my fingers stuck in there, heh.