TAILS OS DOWNLOAD
To start the installation you need to download Tails. For example, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) can tell you are using the Tor network and can then know that you are using the Tor Browser and/or Tails. Still, be aware that Tails is not 100% guaranteed to keep you anonymous on the Internet.
There are ways to get around Tails, but these are unlikely under normal circumstances. Your data being sent to the initial Tor router is encrypted, but the last router to the Target System is not encrypted. Any information saved by Tails to storage media is not encrypted.
If you are truly worried about being tracked make sure you perform the installation from a trusted system and only run it on unmonitored systems. If the system has hardware which can monitor the activities performed on it then you are not safe on it.
Keep in mind that Tails can protect you on an uncompromised system. Even when shutting down the Tails OS the Random Access Memory (RAM) is cleaned to prevent anyone from being able to retrieve anything you had done on the system. By being a Live distribution there are no digital footprints left behind on a system unless you choose to do so. Tails is not installed on a system but only used to boot a system and use completely in memory. Tails is used only as a Live-DVD or Live-USB boot-up. The Tails OS is a Linux Debian OS which uses methods to keep your Internet browsing secure as well as portable. So now that you know a little about Tor and the project working on it, we can look at their OS. The Target System responds and the data is sent back through Tor until it gets to your initial Tor router where your information is placed into the packet and sent to your system. Even now your information has been replaced with the Tor router’s information. The last Tor router decrypts the packet and sends the packet to the Target System. The first router you communicate with knows your system information. Each router only knows about the previous router. Your packet is sent to the nearest Tor router where it is encrypted and sent to the next router which encrypts it again. When packets are sent over Tor each packet is sent to a Tor enabled router. Extract the compressed file and use a Terminal to start ‘sktop’ to open your Tor browser add-on. The add-on can be found at for 32-bit Firefox and for 64-bit Firefox. The Tor system was initially created for sending intelligence information over the Internet and keeping it safe from prying eyes. Each packet you send is encrypted at each ‘Onion Router’ and passed to the next one. Tor stands for the ‘The Onion Router’ and provides encryption of your data packets on the Internet multiple times. Tails stands for ‘The Amnesic Incognito Live System’ and is a Debian based OS created by the Tor Project. The Operating System (OS) to use to protect yourself is called Tails. To help ease these frustrations about the Internet anyone can use the Internet without having to “look over their shoulder”. They can also be concerned with someone monitoring their activity on the Internet, such as the websites they visit. Anyone can worry about their personal information, such as credit card numbers, on the Internet. Some people worry a lot about security issues.
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