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    Tinfoil Hat Linux is a secure, single floppy, bootable [[Linux]] distribution for storing PGP keys and then encrypting, signing and wiping files. At some point it became an exercise in over-engineering.
    '''Tinfoil Hat Linux''' is a secure, single floppy, bootable [[Linux]] distribution for storing [[PGP]] keys and then encrypting, signing and wiping files. At some point it became an exercise in over-engineering.




    You may want to Tinfoil Hat Linux when ....
    You may want to Tinfoil Hat Linux when ....

    * You're using a computer that could have a keystroke logger installed. [http://www.keyghost.com keyghost.com] is an example of a tiny & cheap hardware loggers. There are smaller & cheaper ones out there, and they're all hard to notice. Look for them the next time you're using a public terminal at a convention or hosting facility.
    * You're using a computer that could have a keystroke logger installed. [http://www.keyghost.com keyghost.com] is an example of a tiny & cheap hardware loggers. There are smaller & cheaper ones out there, and they're all hard to notice. Look for them the next time you're using a public terminal at a convention or hosting facility.
    * Using your personal GPG keys at work, school or a web cafe where you don't trust or own the equipment.
    * Using your personal [[GPG]] keys at work, school or a web cafe where you don't trust or own the equipment.
    * If you maintain a PGP Certificate Authority and have to have a safe place to use the CA key.
    * If you maintain a PGP Certificate Authority and have to have a safe place to use the [[CA]] key.
    * If you're with [http://www.witness.org/ witness.org] &/or have to hide the very fact that you have PGP.
    * If you're with [http://www.witness.org/ witness.org] &/or have to hide the very fact that you have PGP.
    * If you simply don't want to risk putting a PGP key on a hard drive where someone else might have access to it.
    * If you simply don't want to risk putting a PGP key on a hard drive where someone else might have access to it.
    * The [[Illuminati]] are watching your computer, and you need to use morse code to blink out your PGP messages on the numlock key.
    * The [[Illuminati]] are watching your computer, and you need to use morse code to [[Blinkenlights|blink out]] your PGP messages on the numlock key.





    Latest revision as of 19:57, 24 October 2006

    Tinfoil Hat Linux is a secure, single floppy, bootable Linux distribution for storing PGP keys and then encrypting, signing and wiping files. At some point it became an exercise in over-engineering.


    You may want to Tinfoil Hat Linux when ....

    • You're using a computer that could have a keystroke logger installed. keyghost.com is an example of a tiny & cheap hardware loggers. There are smaller & cheaper ones out there, and they're all hard to notice. Look for them the next time you're using a public terminal at a convention or hosting facility.
    • Using your personal GPG keys at work, school or a web cafe where you don't trust or own the equipment.
    • If you maintain a PGP Certificate Authority and have to have a safe place to use the CA key.
    • If you're with witness.org &/or have to hide the very fact that you have PGP.
    • If you simply don't want to risk putting a PGP key on a hard drive where someone else might have access to it.
    • The Illuminati are watching your computer, and you need to use morse code to blink out your PGP messages on the numlock key.


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