You're watching Infosec Bytes, a crash course in information security for journalists. We're based at the Centre for Investigative Journalism in London and supported by the Logan Foundation.

In this video we look at how to easily clone your Tails operating system, and how to keep your Tails system up to date.

Make sure to watch our video, Introduction to Tails, to find out more:    • Introduction to Tails  

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Animations by Jose Passarelli

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Infosec Bytes would not have been possible without invaluable criticism and feedback from reviewers:

Marie Gutbub
Information Security Trainer/Journalist
https://shiromarieke.github.io/

Jens Kubieziel
Security Researcher
https://kubieziel.de/blog/

Fabio Natali
Software Developer/Information Security Trainer
https://fabionatali.com/

Christian Vandrei
Privacy Activist

Dr. Richard Tynan
Technologist
  / richietynan  

Daniel Anti-Freeze
Information Security Trainer
  / _anti_freeze_  


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