[Lotus]

Both have their merits. I use VM on my home computer but I have a live Tails USB for the rare occasions I'm away from my home PC and don't have my laptop with me.

same. both are not bulletproof though

True, but using them is a good starting point.

[josephik]

Set up a VM with Whonix with the right network preferences and preferably Mullvad VPN

Some extra tweaks  (Tor bridge, encryption, etc.) would be great but that-s enough. Like Lotus said just use a live USB when you have no choice

I'm not familiar with Quebes, will have to check it out. I was planning on setting up Kali, as I'm familiar with it. Also setting up tor bridge/proxy through tor and use Mullvad. I mostly want to try reverse engineering some malware to figure out how it works.

[hexen]

I mostly use VMs, generally. I think it depends on your use case. For wifi stuff I use a bootable USB.

[koko]

VM is good, USBs are slow.

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[tokage]

Set up a VM with Whonix with the right network preferences and preferably Mullvad VPN

Some extra tweaks  (Tor bridge, encryption, etc.) would be great but that-s enough. Like Lotus said just use a live USB when you have no choice

I'm not familiar with Quebes, will have to check it out. I was planning on setting up Kali, as I'm familiar with it. Also setting up tor bridge/proxy through tor and use Mullvad. I mostly want to try reverse engineering some malware to figure out how it works.

If you are new to malware analysis always install Windows 10 on a VM -preferably the IoT version which has less bloatware- and install FlareVM. Maybe you already know this but just in case someone is looking
for more info on this. I don't know - maybe I will write a post about this for newbies

[Terp]

I will go for wm