How to disable data persistence on Ubuntu using overlayroot

[@_marcobaez]

Thanks Sun! Always learn something new!

[@8ftad3p6bo]

yeeeey Sun is back!!!

[@nihalatwal]

So glad to see this type of tinfoil hat content again :) Great work as usual. I'll probably attempt to make a toolkit OS for my own personal use after seeing this. Your work has made building & understanding sensitive computing a lot more accessible, so thank you for everything. Superbacked is looking really promising as well, and I hope to see it grow moving forward. Keep up the good work!

[@sunknudsen]

Thanks for your kind words… especially given how poorly this episode is performing. Your comment gave a sense of meaning to my work that transcends view count. 🤓

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

@@sunknudsen I'm also going to look into Superbacked. Been a while since I've seen a product worth paying for but if this OS makes my family/work more secure, 100 or 150 is a good price. Gonna watch more videos and see more about it

[@chillydoog]

YES!

[@sunknudsen]

Well that makes two of us who are excited about this topic haha.

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

This new stuff you're putting out is so much more adventurous and fun. This is easily the most interesting video you've put out imo. What about a non-persistence OS where you put in another sd/flashdrive with programs as AppImages? Maybe this could have a program that recognizes and mounts it, while requiring approval for other plugged-in things? (The obvious benefit of AppImages is that if you 'flick the switch' and make it read-only, you can't add more programs (both ways are awesome as a choice). Maybe with more than one boot possibility (LUKS with various passwords for various OSs/desktops)? Also, another video deep diving persistence/non-persistence would be really interesting

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

Could you combine this with 'Secure Kali Pi (2002)'? So you had the security of Kali Pi but the disable-persistence of Tails?

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

Will the instructions on your website work on Raspberry Pi OS also? - Nevermind, it doesn't, just tried it.