3bian Linux
Our Linux distribution prioritizes
security, efficiency, and control. With isolated storage, each program operates securely within its own
environment. Our centralized global permissions system ensures data protection and compliance while
streamlining security protocols. Vulnerability auditing tools proactively identify and address weaknesses,
reducing cyber risks. Leveraging MUSL-LIBC and Clang, we offer high-performance, secure software tailored
for resource-constrained environments and modern devices.
- Isolated Storage. Each program remains oblivious to the existence and
contents of other folders or storage areas, fostering a secure and controlled computing environment.
This approach ensures that sensitive data and processes are shielded from unauthorized access or
interference by other programs, enhancing overall system security and integrity.
- Global Permissions. Centralized control of resource permissions, including
network, file system, and device access like cameras, provides a robust framework for managing
security across an organization. Administrators define and enforce granular permissions, ensuring data
protection, network integrity, and compliance. This streamlines security protocols, mitigates risks,
and maintains a secure operational environment.
- Vulnerability Auditing. Uncover weaknesses in security configurations,
outdated software, and flawed coding practices that could be exploited by malicious actors. By
proactively identifying and addressing vulnerabilities, vulnerability audits help organizations
fortify their defenses, reduce the risk of cyber attacks, and uphold the integrity of their digital
assets.
- Resource Efficiency. Using MUSL-LIBC, Rust and Clang, we offer a lightweight
and efficient alternative. MUSL-LIBC provides improved performance and reduced memory usage, while
Rust and Clang ensures modern code optimization and compatibility. This combination enables us to
deliver high-performance, secure software tailored to our platform, ideal for resource-constrained
environments and modern computing devices.