8 Linux Privacy Multi-Boot USB 64GB Tails Qubes Whonix Kicksecure Vault Bootable

OSS · Open Source Solutions Open source, ready to boot. Multi-Boot · 64GB Privacy Linux Multi-Boot 64GB

8 official privacy-focused images on one 64GB USB stick with a Ventoy boot menu: Tails, Qubes OS (installer), Kodachi Linux, Kicksecure, Whonix VM images, Parrot OS Home, PureOS GNOME and secureblue (installer). Qubes and secureblue are installers, not live sessions; the Whonix images are for import into virtual-machine software. Dedicated live sticks (Tails, Kodachi, Whonix) remain separate products when you want one system only.

DriveSilicon Power Marvel M02 USB-A (SP064GBUF3M02V1S) Capacity64GB Boots onMost 64-bit x86 PCs (USB boot); not Apple Silicon Macs ImagesLatest release of each, verified against upstream checksums What\'s on the stick

• Tails 7.15: Tails (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) is a live system that routes traffic through Tor and leaves little trace on the host computer
• Qubes OS 4.3.2: Qubes OS is a security-focused desktop that isolates apps in separate virtual machines
• Kodachi Linux 10.0.3: While Tails is the mainstream choice for privacy, Kodachi offers a much heavier security stack right off the boot menu
• Kicksecure 18.2.4.1: Kicksecure is a security-hardened Debian derivative from the Whonix project maintainers
• Whonix 18.2.4.1: Whonix is a privacy-focused system that separates Tor routing into a gateway VM and user applications into a workstation VM, reducing IP and DNS leaks
• Parrot OS Home 7.4: Parrot OS Home is the everyday-desktop edition of Parrot, a Debian-based distribution focused on privacy, without the security toolkit
• PureOS GNOME 11 GNOME: PureOS is a Debian-based, FSF-endorsed desktop made only of free software, with privacy-respecting defaults
• secureblue v4.9.2 (installer): secureblue is a hardened Fedora Atomic-based system with security-focused defaults

Details

Who it\'s for. Journalists, activists, privacy advocates and anyone comparing privacy-first systems.

How to boot. Shut the computer down fully, plug the stick into a USB-A port, power on and tap the boot menu key right away (common keys: Dell F12, HP F9 or Esc, Lenovo F12 or Enter, Asus F8 or Esc, Acer F12, MSI F11), then choose the USB drive. The Ventoy menu appears: pick a system with the arrow keys and press Enter. Stick not showing? Turn off Secure Boot in your BIOS/UEFI settings, or on the first Ventoy boot choose Enroll key from disk when prompted. Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later) can\'t boot these drives. 64-bit x86 PCs only.

What\'s in the box. One new Silicon Power Marvel M02 64GB USB flash drive prepared as described above, plus a printed OSS boot card (boot steps, boot-menu keys and support info), packed in a padded bubble mailer. Checksums for every image and the source code are included with the drive. Free USPS Ground Advantage shipping.

Free updates: update from the drive, and get free new images for the life of your drive. Both are rolling out, and you\'ll be prompted once they ship.

Hardware: new Silicon Power Marvel M02 64GB USB-A flash drive (aluminum body, USB 3.2 Gen 1).

Brand-new drive, unsealed only to flash and test the custom build.

If we run out of blank sticks, we\'ll replace them with a drive of like kind and quality or better.

Made to order. Each stick is a new drive. We build every image once from the official release, verify it, and keep it ready; when you order, we write it to a fresh drive and check it. Please allow the handling time shown before it ships.

Satisfaction guarantee. If your stick doesn\'t boot, arrives damaged, or isn\'t what you expected, message us through first: we\'ll help you get it running, send a replacement, or give you a full refund through returns under the return policy shown on this listing.

The operating system comes unmodified from its upstream project and is not made or endorsed by this seller; you are paying for the drive, the preparation, and the checking.

What you are paying for

The operating systems on this stick are free, and you can download them from each project yourself. This listing covers the hardware, the time and the setup: written, checked and ready to boot.

Checksums & source

Every image\'s SHA-256 checksum and a link to its upstream source are included with the drive. Open-source licences give you the right to that source; just ask through messages and we\'ll help you find it.

Real people, real help

OSS is a small private shop. I\'ve sold on for 20 years, and a real person reads and answers every message, with no bots and no scripts. If the stick won\'t boot or you\'re not sure where to start, send a message through and we\'ll work it out together.

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