Private Linux Distro Tails 5.1
11In This Video We Are Looking At The 5.1 version of Tails (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) , a live DVD/USB distribution of Irish origin, based on Debian GNU/Linux and featuring strong privacy and anonymity during internet browsing, has been announced.
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While it is stated that we are proud to announce Tails 5.1, the version based on Debian 11 Bullseye, it is stated that the system has fixed the vulnerability in the JavaScript engine of Firefox and Tor Browser, which was announced on May 24. It is stated that the release has been delayed from May 31 to June 4 due to the delay in the release of Tor Browser 11.0.14. It is said that it is possible to associate OpenPGP files with Cleopatra in the files browser in the new version, which includes many improvements in the Tor Connection assistant.
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The Tails project has announced the release of Tails 5.1. It comes with improvements to the Tor Connection assistant, the Unsafe Browser and captive portals, and most importantly, a fix for a serious vulnerability that was present in the Tor Browser in Tails 5.0. On May 24, the project warned people not to use Tails due to this vulnerability.
With regards to the Tor Connection assistant, Tails 5.1 fixes the clock computer for those who choose to connect to Tor automatically. The project said this makes it easier for those in Asia to get online. To do this, Tails uses Fedora’s captive portal detection service – which is present on many Linux distributions. One of the drawbacks is that this connection doesn’t use the Tor network. You can read the project’s assessment of using this software in the FAQ.
Another nice change that has been made to the Tor Connection assistant is the last screen which clarifies whether you’ve connected to Tor using bridges. This should help with the general usability of the Tails operating system.
Regarding the Unsafe Browser, the team behind Tails says it has created a new homepage for this browser for when you’re not yet connected to Tor. The homepage explains better to users how to sign in to the Wi-Fi network using a captive portal. If you didn’t choose to enable the Unsafe Browser on the Welcome Screen, Tails now presents a confirmation before restarting the system so you don’t accidentally lose your work.
If you have a Tails USB already set up, you can boot it up and connect to the net which should trigger a pop-up offering you the new version. It will be securely downloaded over Tor and installed in place.
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