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Traces of your Tails session are likely to be left on the local hard disk. For example, host operating systems usually use swapping (or *paging*) which copies part of the RAM to the hard disk.
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This is why Tails warns you when it is running inside a virtual machine.
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[[!toc levels=2]]
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It is sometimes convenient to be able to run Tails without having to restart your computer every time. This is possible using [[!wikipedia Virtual_machine desc="virtual machines"]].
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Both the host operating system and the [[virtualization software|virtualization#software]] are able to monitor what you are doing in Tails.
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While using a computer, all the data manipulated is written temporarily in [[!wikipedia Random-access_memory desc="RAM"]]: texts, saved files, but also passwords and encryption keys. The more recent the activity, the more likely it is for the data to still be in RAM.
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Moreover, an attacker having physical access to the computer *while Tails is running* can recover data from RAM as well. To avoid that, learn the different methods to [[shutdown Tails|doc/first_steps/shutdown]] rapidly.
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[[!meta title="Protection against cold boot attacks"]]
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For example, the command could return the following:
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This technique uses the command line.
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Bluetooth is not enabled by default in Tails because it is insecure when trying to protect from a local adversary.
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This output should be very similar to the one of step 2, but
the device enabled at step 3 should not be soft
blocked anymore.
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