Secure-K OS is a new Linux distribution based on Debian and runs from a live USB. The distribution is designed to provide secure communication and anonymous web browsing using applications such as the Tox messaging app and the Tor web browser.
Secure-K comes with the GNOME Shell desktop environment and is developed by the company Mon-K.
The company says that Secure-K already has a full suite of encrypted applications: chat, video and VOIP tools, an anonymous web browser, a full suite of office products, and the ability to sync securely to Mon-K's cloud for backup and recovery in case you lose your USB.
The company recently added the ability to encrypt emails.
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Although the company stated that the distribution would be released in October, today we can find out if Secure-K is the operating system that Mon-K claims with a free version that it has made available.
Mon-K states that the operating system will be released in personal and business versions on USBs of 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB.
The following USB versions are currently released:
Secure-K OS Personal HWM 32GB
Secure-K OS Personal HWP 32GB
Secure-K OS Personal Software
Watch the presentation video:
Download the free version and read the differences between the light and full versions from the official website:
https://mon-k.com/downloads/securek-personal-lite_18.5.zip
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