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21 msgid "[[!meta title=\"Virtualization: tips and tricks\"]]\n"
26 msgid "[[!toc levels=2]]\n"
31 "As explained on the [[virtualization warning page|advanced_topics/"
32 "virtualization]], using Tails in a Virtual Machine involves you put great "
33 "trust into the host operating system and the virtualization software."
37 msgid "Here are some tips may help hardening (a bit) the host operating system."
42 msgid "Operating systems"
47 msgid "Microsoft Windows"
52 "You should NOT trust Windows to be secure if you use Tails for anything you "
53 "consider risky. Windows could be made a tiny bit more trustworthy if you "
54 "installed a HIPS (Host Intrusion Prevention System) with high security "
55 "settings instantly after installing Windows. If Windows not is installed from "
56 "a genuine Windows CD/DVD you can not trust it enough, not even if it's a "
57 "preinstalled copy of Windows (there have been cases of computers being "
58 "shipped with malware). If you install a HIPS first after using Windows for "
59 "some time (less then an hour online is enough) you could already have a "
60 "rootkit that the HIPS can't detect. Even with a HIPS you should not use "
61 "Windows as a host OS if you risk personal harm for your use of Tails."
66 msgid "Virtualization solutions"
76 "Tails runs in [VirtualBox](http://virtualbox.org) without any major "
77 "configuration necessary. VirtualBox is distributed both as a closed-source "
78 "and as an open-source (the so called OSE or Open Source Edition), the latter "
79 "which the Tails developer's encourages (although it currently lacks USB "
80 "support compared to the closed-source version)."