Subgraph has a new "Adversary resistant computing platform" called 'Subgraph OS' that seems superficially similar to Tails. What are the differences between the two projects?
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First, subgraph doesn't exist yet so it's tough to compare. But it appears to implement a sandbox for every application. Tails does not do this.
Mentioning only a very few,
- Subgraph has a Grsecurity/PaX hardened kernel. Tails doesn't.
- Subgraph lets you choose which application to route through Tor and which through clearnet or VPN very easily. Tails doesn't.
- Subgraph can be used as a live USB, but it can also be installed as the default system, something that Tails doesn't.
- Subgraph implements a sandbox for every application.
- Tails is a more mature project than Subgraph.
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Subgraph doesn't implement a sandbox for every application yet, only for some applications. Commented Apr 19, 2017 at 11:24