secureblue
secureblue is a security-focused, open-source operating system that ships as rpm-ostree container images derived from Fedora Atomic/CoreOS. It emphasizes proactive hardening—such as removing SUID binaries, enabling hardened_malloc, and disabling unprivileged user...
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- Privacy focused
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- Portable
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Rolling Release
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What is secureblue?
secureblue is a security-focused, open-source operating system that ships as rpm-ostree container images derived from Fedora Atomic/CoreOS. It emphasizes proactive hardening—such as removing SUID binaries, enabling hardened_malloc, and disabling unprivileged user namespaces—while retaining Fedora’s default SELinux and user-friendly experience. With features like Network Time Security (NTS) via chrony, DNSSEC + DNS-over-TLS, robust firewall defaults, and optional LUKS TPM2/FIDO2 integration, secureblue aims to deliver a safer Linux environment without sacrificing everyday usability.