It aims at preserving your privacy and anonymity, and helps you to: use the Internet anonymously and circumvent censorship all connections to the Internet are forced to go through the Tor network leave no trace on the computer you are using unless you ask it explicitly use state-of-the-art cryptographic tools to encrypt your files, emails and instant messaging.' According to the project's website, 'Tails is a live operating system, that you can start on almost any computer from a DVD, USB stick, or SD card. Tails is a Debian-based live disc that we can use to scrub our files of meta data, browse the web with some degree of anonymity and send private messages. Tails is a Linux distribution that is designed to help us stay anonymous on-line and protect our identity.

Most operating systems do not take steps to protect our privacy or our identities, two things which are increasingly difficult to guard. Advertisers track our browsing habits, employers monitor productivity and government agencies monitor our communications. Privacy and security are difficult to come by in our progressively connected world. Upcoming releases: OpenMandriva 2015.0 RC1.Released last week: Pinguy OS 14.04.2, SuperX 3.0, antiX 14.4 'MX'.Torrent Corner: NethServer, Pinguy, SuperX.Book Review: Linux Firewalls by Steve Suehring.Humour: The systemd Project Forks the Linux Kernel.News: Kubuntu prepares to roll out Plasma 5, Debian's Project Leader election update and a web-based LibreOffice in the works.We wish you all an amazing week and happy reading! Finally, we have a new feature coming soon and we share the details below in our Ask A Leader column. We then share the torrents we are seeding in our Torrent Corner and present the distributions released last week. Next we discuss some surprising changes happening with the systemd project and its roadmap. In our News column we discuss new features coming to Kubuntu, share an update on the Debian Project Leader election and talk about a new on-line office suite based on LibreOffice. This week we also share a book on Linux firewalls and security tools, a good resource for people who wish to lock down their networks and keep the bad guys out. Read on to find out more about Tails and its features. Tails provides users with a live operating system that locks down the web browser and redirects network traffic through Tor for added anonymity. We begin with a review of the Tails distribution. This week we focus on security and some of the tools available to help protect ourselves when we are on-line. There are many threats lurking on the Internet with all sorts of people monitoring what we do, trying to break into our systems and initiating scams. Welcome to this year's 13th issue of DistroWatch Weekly!

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