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The auditors found 4 issues in:
 
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The creation of the Persistent Storage with LUKS2, introduced in [[Tails 5.14|version_5.14]] (June 2023)
 
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The auditors did not identify any vulnerability in:
 
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Findings
 
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> The Tails operating system leaves a strong security impression, addressing
> most anonymity-related concerns. We did not find any remote code execution
> vulnerabilities, and all identified issues required a compromised
> low-privileged `amnesia` user – the default user in Tails.
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> Looking back at the [[previous audit|audit_by_ROS]], we can see the Tails
> developers have made significant progress, demonstrating expertise and a
> serious commitment to security.
 
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The auditors concluded that:
 
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To better protect our users, we addressed the security vulnerabilities as soon as they were discovered and reported to us, without waiting for the audit to be complete and public.
 
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Late 2024, [Radically Open Security](https://www.radicallyopensecurity.com/) conducted another security audit of critical parts of Tails.
 
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[[!tag security/audit]]
 
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[[!tag announce]]
 
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[[!pagetemplate template="news.tmpl"]]
 
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[[!meta date="Fri, 16 May 2025 17:39:24 +0000"]]
 
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[[!meta title="Security audit of automatic upgrades and recent changes"]]
 
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[[!inline pages="tagged(security/audit) and currentlang()" actions="no" archive="yes" feeds="no" show=0 sort="-meta(date) age -path"]]
[[!inline pages="page(security/*) and tagged(security/probable) and currentlang()"
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Security audits
 
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[[!meta title="Security audits and advisories"]]
 
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[[Read our full interview with Robin.|contribute/how/user_experience/interviews/robin]]
 
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> *Because Tails is easy to share, even people with low technical abilities are
> able to use it. For the security of a group, what matters is the lowest
> security level within that group.*
 
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