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- For mirrors see [Mirrors](../mirrors/index.md) and the links at the bottom right of the page. You should see these on every page.
- For help in comparing versions see [Comparing versions](../guide/index.md#appendix-a7-comparing-versions)
- For help in comparing versions see [Comparing versions](../guide/index.md#appendix-a6-comparing-versions)
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Consider checking the <https://github.com/aforensics/HiddenVM> <sup>[[Archive.org]](https://web.archive.org/web/https://github.com/aforensics/HiddenVM)</sup> project for Tails.
This project is a clever idea of a one-click self-contained VM solution that you could store on an encrypted disk using plausible deniability[^311] (see [The Whonix route:] first chapters and also for some explanations about Plausible deniability, as well as the [How to securely delete specific files/folders/data on your HDD/SSD and Thumb drives:] section at the end of this guide for more understanding).
This project is a clever idea of a one-click self-contained VM solution that you could store on an encrypted disk using plausible deniability[^311] (see [The Whonix route](#the-whonix-route) first chapters and also for some explanations about Plausible deniability, as well as the [How to securely delete specific files/folders/data on your HDD/SSD and Thumb drives:] section at the end of this guide for more understanding).
This would allow the creation of a hybrid system mixing Tails with the Virtualization options of the Whonix route in this guide.