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== Security and Privacy Gateway == ANIL Linux is built upon **Alpine Linux** due to its minimal footprint and focus on security. It runs entirely headless, managed exclusively via a secure SSH connection and an optional, lightweight web interface. * '''Dedicated VPN Stack:''' The core function is its pre-configured, hardened VPN stack, supporting modern protocols like **WireGuard and OpenVPN**. The system defaults to strict forwarding rules, only allowing traffic explicitly authorized through the encrypted tunnel. * '''Immutable Core:''' Like other security-focused minimal distributions, ANIL Linux uses a read-only root filesystem. All network configurations and keys are stored in a small, separate, encrypted partition. This design prevents persistent modification by malware and ensures a clean, verifiable boot state every time. * '''Transparent Proxying:''' It includes tools for transparently proxying network traffic through anonymization layers like **Tor** or other encrypted services. This is configured via simple firewall rules, eliminating the need for client-side configuration changes on connected devices. ANIL Linux is a preferred choice for setting up a dedicated, low-cost hardware gateway that secures all local network traffic before it reaches the wider internet, serving as a first line of defense against network surveillance.
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