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<p><i>virt-manager</i> is the only virtualization
solution that allows to use a Persistent
Storage. See [[running Tails from a USB
image|virt-manager#usb_image]].</p>
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<p class="command">sudo apt install gnome-boxes</p>
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See [[running Tails in *virt-manager*|virt-manager]].
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***virt-manager*** is only available on Linux. It has a more complex user interface than *GNOME Boxes* but allows to use a Persistent Storage, either by:
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See [[running Tails in *GNOME Boxes*|boxes]].
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***GNOME Boxes*** is only available on Linux. It has a simpler user interface than *virt-manager* but does not allow to use a Persistent Storage.
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<p>We only mention Free Software, because we believe that it is a necessary
condition to be trustworthy. Proprietary virtualization software exist, such as
<i>VMWare</i>, but is not listed here on purpose.</p>
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But an application that can connect to both resources on the Internet (going through Tor) and resources on the local network (without going through Tor) can deanonymize you.
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For example, your home router, your network printer, or the intranet of your company are usually on your local network, also called LAN for Local Area Network. In technical terms, this refers to the set of IP addresses defined in [RFC1918](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1918), like IP addresses that start with `192.168`.
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The term "local network" refers to the set of computers and devices that can be reached directly from your computer without going through the Internet.
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When starting Tails, [[set up an administration password|doc/first_steps/welcome_screen/administration_password]].
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<ul>
<li>You can leave traces of your Tails activities on the hard disks.</li>
<li>If Tails is compromised, a malware could install itself on your usual operating system.</li>
<li>If an application in Tails is compromised, it could access private data on your disks and use it to deanonymize you.</li>
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Please report your findings about using *Feather* in Tails on [[!tails_ticket 17823]].
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<p>See how we implement this [[memory
erasure|contribute/design/memory_erasure]], for example, if you want to
implement this feature outside of Tails.</p>
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<p>In a <a
href="https://www.forensicfocus.com/stable/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/cold_boot_attack_for_forensiscs1.pdf">research
report from 2011</a>, Defense Research and Development Canada concluded that
cold boot attacks can be useful in some cases to acquire data in memory but are
not a panacea and have many drawbacks dictated by the laws of physics, which
cannot be overcome by the technique. The authors recommend to only use cold
boot attacks as a last resort when all other avenues have been exhausted.</p>
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<p>As far as we know, cold boot attacks are not a common procedure for
data recovery.</p>
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After a computer is powered off, the data in RAM disappears rapidly, but it can remain in RAM up to several minutes after shutdown. An attacker having access to a computer before the data in RAM disappears completely could recover important data from your session.
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