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+---- Thread: Mobian-Kicksecure? (/showthread.php?tid=19254)
Mobian-Kicksecure? - 3460p - 05-26-2024
There are at least eight threads in the PINE64 forum discussing security of the OS used on the PinePhone... :
id=13214 - "Firejail: Sandbox Pinephone/Pinetab Apps"
id=16110 - "Most secure option for phinephone"
id=13179 - "PinePhone Security"
id=14709 - "Security/Musl Question"
id=12457 - "Secure Mobile OS"
id=12303 - "Securing / Hardening The PinePhone"
id=12210 - "Can internal PinePhone firmware be compromised?"
id=11430 - "Security Based OS ?"
...but none of them mention Kicksecure.
According to three threads on the whonix forums:
https://forums.whonix.org/t/whonix-for-arm64-raspberry-pi-rpi/723/209
https://forums.whonix.org/t/cross-building-kicksecure-arm64-on-kicksecure-amd64/11607
https://forums.whonix.org/t/whonix-on-mac-m1-arm-user-support-still-unsupported-at-time-of-writing/11310/40
it is possible to use Kicksecure on ARM, including Raspberry Pis and Apple Silicon.
I can't find the Github link right now but I did see that SkewedZeppelin is already using at least one Kicksecure component in DivestOS, so it's not unprecedented that Kicksecure might be applied to a #MobileLinux ARM device.
So my question is, what would the PINE64 community think of converting a Mobian install to Mobian-Kicksecure ("Sneakernic"*, anyone?) on the PinePhone?
*nod to Sonic the Hedgehog