I would add both Tails and Qubes to the [`phones and computers` tools page](https://gitlab.com/securityinabox/securityinabox.gitlab.io/-/tree/flo-updates/src/phones-and-computers/tools) - or, in the future, to the tools page of a section on malware and phishing. It could be a good idea to add live distros to this tools page though - mentioning Ubuntu, but also other Linux distributions that can be booted from a USB stick. The reason why I would add Qubes in the [`phones and computers` tools page](https://gitlab.com/securityinabox/securityinabox.gitlab.io/-/tree/flo-updates/src/phones-and-computers/tools) (or better in the malware and phishing tools page) is that nobody knows it exists and that it is extremely secure against malware. I would also create a guide on Qubes in the tools folder, as our guide could include suggestions on how to use it for the specific use cases of our main target audience (HRDs, activists, journalists). As for Tails, it is already included in the [`internet connection` tools page](https://gitlab.com/securityinabox/securityinabox.gitlab.io/-/tree/flo-updates/src/internet-connection/tools?ref_type=heads), but it is additionally mentioned in the guides on malware, secure file storage and private communication. I wouldn't mind adding it to the tool pages of all these sections, but I would also create a small guide on Tails for our target audience, gathering links from their excellent documentation.