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Now you could start to manually erase all logs, all kernel logs, all non-standard system logs, manually overwrite the RAM contents, but this is going to be way too tedious and you're likely to miss something. So we have one simple solution: use the Host OS in live mode . Thanks to live mode, we are able to load the entire Host OS in RAM directly , allowing us to avoid writing anything on the system disk (no system logs, no kernel logs, no non-standard logs, only ram contents to worry about...