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My other biggest concern is that a lot of secure software is not available out-of-the-box. I should note that I am running a computer with 16GB RAM and a non-SSD (which was by choice), so your mileage my vary. I didn't have these problems on Qubes 3.2, so perhaps still working the bugs out of the new system. And I've also noticed that occasionally, I had to launch a VM twice to get it to start and that some VMs don't shut down even after being issued a kill command. If I have even one other VM open, the disposable VMs don't open at all. I typically cannot open more than 3 VMs at a time without suffering performance issues (I have defined a total of 10 VMs) even if I am just using firefox in each one. I would say my biggest constraint is that the software still has performance issues and there is a lack of out-of-the-box secure software.
It works for casual browsing, shopping, and messaging, which is usually what I am doing online. I would definitely say I am happy using Qubes, particularly 4.0 which is what I am using now.
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I also use Fedora on my offline computer that I use for my offline activity, so there was no learning curve there either. I am a former Manjaro user so pretty familiar with Linux so that part wasn't an issue. I have three computers at home and the one I use for accessing the internet is currently running Qubes 4.0 exclusively. You can always go back to Ubuntu if you want to trade comfort for security later. at first it may be difficult to get compartmentalisation right, but the articles on Qubes web site are a good start. difficulties may start if you need to run some sort of servers, because your LAN automatically becomes untrusted and routing and firewalls require some skills, especially since the switch to nftables.
It is usable out of box for simple setups.
I would advise getting fresh compatible hardware with as much RAM as possible and multiple USB controllers ( not just ports) and installing a verified copy of Qubes R4. I know there’s nothing more user friendly that still is as secure as a properly configured Qubes system. Some paranoids even build Qubes themselves.
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with Qubes the trusted base is much slimmed down: bits of hardware, some firmware, xen, kernel compiled by Qubes developers and free software.
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in what you’ve described about your windows setup there is a lot you have to trust.
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The main point of Qubes OS is to reduce the amount of code and hardware you trust (as in you have to trust to sleep well at night). Here’s an example, see page 9 about Tails. I need to get good security ASAP, will probably just pay professionals to set it up for me if its not practical for me to build the necessary skills soon enough, but might not learn as much that wayĪny suggestions greatly appreciated.and clearly needed :)Īs I said in my other comment I started using Qubes after reading many Joanna’s articles on the topic of security and how Qubes OS tries to solve common problems. Or just use Linux Ubuntu Mate (with windows on another machine) with VM’s and/or Ubuntu Mate live/persistence USB’s etc? Other than getting the windows drive off the same machine as the other Linux options, what would you suggest? Either prerequisite study in order to use qubes reliably? I’ve read that it’s only really for ‘power users’ to be able to set up, manage and fix errors On Ubuntu Mate I have luks, vpn, and just ClamTK AV which apparently isn’t very good at even detecting Linux malware, considering a paid version of either ESET or Kaspersky for Linux The Ubuntu Mate ssd is encrypted with luks, but once decrypted would it be exposed to any malware in the windows drive too? Or just tails? And what about the Ubuntu live/persistence usb drive?Īt this point I have windows defender+Malwarebytes premium and expressvpn, I don’t have a TPM on the motherboard though so I’m considering either using Veracrypt for the whole drive and files with private data in them, or using the hardware level encryption capability of the Samsung ssd’s (which is faster and no chance of software corruption but need to wipe the drive in the setup process), KeyScrambler to encrypt keystrokes, Faronics Deepfreeze to lock the system in ‘user’ privileges and also their ‘anti-executable’ tool to only allow whitelisted software to run Thanks for the reply, so if the windows gets compromised then an attacker would have access to every other type of drive too?
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