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What is DracOS GNU/Linux Remastered ? DracOS GNU/Linux Remastered ( https://github.com/dracos-linux ) is the Linux operating system from Indonesia , open source is built based on Debian live project under the protection of the GNU General Public License v3.0. This operating system is one variant of Linux distributions, which is used to perform security testing (penetration testing). Dracos linux in Arm by hundreds hydraulic pentest, forensics and reverse engineering. Use a GUI-based...

...This is as minimal as it gets so please do not expect to see a firewall, user accounts, etc as they do not exist on this platform as they are simply not needed. Tiny Alien turns this on its head simply because the attack vectors found in regular systems do not exist here. Don't take my word for it, find out for yourself. Cheers. Alien

Data exchange is a core part of all cloud systems so it becomes necessarily important to control access to data that are confidential and whose integrity influences the state of the system at any time.It can be proven that the administrator in a IaaS can easily perform some hidden and malicious task on unsuspecting customer machine. This is attributed to the fact that he/she possesses the root privilege to do so and forms an attack. A cold boot attack can easily be lauched amongst other attacks by the privilege user or system administrator.A simple attack scenario could be that a customer pays a virtual machine at Amazon EC2 (Provider) and the systemadmin (Privilidged User) who is, for instance, threatened to be fired, has access to the same virtual machine state, this priviledged user can easily leak customer’s data. ...

Orange JeOS ("juice") is a small and secure Linux distribution, based on CentOS and designed for use by hardware, software and virtual appliance builders. OJ-Builder Tools are used to build an Orange JeOS ISO entirely from public CentOS repository. Orange JeOS leverages the CentOS Linux distribution and allows building fully functioning software (and hardware and virtual) appliances in as little as 200 MB.

A "Theoretically Secure Operating System", focused on information protection, that is provably secure provided that a specific part of the kernel would be free of bugs. In particular, bugs in application can't be exploited to attack the system.