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Heads OS is a Linux operating system distribution based on Arch Linux. It is designed with a focus on security and anonymity, so it includes many tools to ensure user privacy.

Linux Kodachi is a Linux operating system distribution that is designed with an emphasis on privacy, anonymity and user security. It is based on the more popular Xubuntu distribution and offers a number of unique features and tools to ensure privacy

JonDo is a distribution package that provides anonymity when using the Internet. It is based on the Tor protocol and allows you to hide a user's IP address, making it almost impossible to determine.

GRUB is an operating system boot loader program in Linux. It provides the user with the ability to select an operating system or Linux kernel when booting the computer. GRUB works earlier in the boot process, even before the operating system itself

Special access rights in Linux are extended access rights that can be set on files or directories and provide additional features or restrictions. They allow you to manage system privileges and security more precisely than normal access rights

Whonix is a Linux-based operating system that provides a high level of anonymity and security to users on the Internet.

Subgraph OS is a secure operating system based on Linux, designed with the security, anonymity and privacy of users in mind. It is designed to ensure safe operation on the network, protect against cyber attacks and provide the user with control over

Tails, also known as The Amnesic Incognito Live System, is a Debian-based Linux operating system distribution. It is designed to ensure maximum protection of the privacy and anonymity of users on the network.

Qubes OS is an operating system distribution designed to ensure maximum security when working with a computer