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USB bootstrap system Tails 3.2 RC1 test release Linux kernel upgrade to 4.12.12

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-05-31 10:43:01 09月21日 Update

­Tails 3.2 RC1 beta release, upgrading the Linux kernel to 4.12.12, and including a series of feature updates and bug fixes, The Amnesic Incognito Live System (Tails) is a Debian-based self-boot CD or USB distribution that aims to provide users with complete Internet anonymity. The release is equipped with a number of Internet applications, including web browsers, IRC clients, mail mail clients and instant messaging messengers, all of which are preconfigured with the concept of security and anonymously deal with network traffic. And the Tor network is used to make network traffic difficult to track.

­the installer upgrades to Tails Installer 4.4.19, removes the splash screen startup page, automatically detects (and starts the update program) when the target device is already equipped with Tails, and updates the generic UX.

­the terminal Root Terminal has made a large number of significant back-end updates.

­add PPPoE connection support, support DSL dial-up connection

­Bluetooth support is now completely disabled (avoid BlueBorne malware attacks)

­upgrade the Linux kernel to 4.12.12, significantly improve hardware support and provide better support for Nvidia Maxwell series graphics cards

­Update to Thunderbird 52.3.0

­for more information, see the change log.

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