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  1. Got It Cooper Thanks again . So Basically I could use any OS, all I need to do is understand how the tool works but most important, the concept. I'm really comfortable with Ubuntu or Linux Mint, so I guess i'll just install the packages that I need . Plus I was looking for a daily driver os. I'll stay on ubuntu for now. To understand how the tool works It's mostly a lot of documentaion on Github and youtube then I'll install them. hi barry, thanks ! LuksNuke looks verry great, I'm keeping this in my bookmarks in case I need it.
  2. Thanks Broti ! Ok Thanks everyone for your time, I Think i've made my choice. I will Edit my post with my final choic tomorow, may be it'll help some students like me ;)
  3. Hi Everyone, Just came back from this thread and Was very interessed to build my own lab. So , I found this distro SEAnux which is basically a Pentesting OS, like Kali Linux, And i was considering using it, but i wasn't sure if it was safe. The source code is avaialble but i'dont have the knowledge to analyse it. Only thing i found is this But it turn out to be only a misconfiguration.
  4. Hi Broti, My futur plans is to do this degree, it's the only one in Europe , it's a Licence Pro CDAISI (Cyber Defense Anti intrusion System d' Information in french). It's Really Large, like you said it's more about knowing all kind of systems. but do you really think that Basic understanding of programming is optional ?
  5. Thanks cooper ! Yeah sure I think I could manage to become operational without special learning in coding. Thanks for your advice, I've never seen that in this perspective, the networking course will definetly be the best in doing what i love. I can't really say that "I love" that since i'm just a student, but it's by far the most intersting part of what I know of the IT world, so yeah I might be loving this. Thanks again Cooper. Really wise advices.
  6. Hello there, It's been a while now since i'm following this community . I'm a student at paris, i just start an IT School without really knowing what job i was going to do. Today, After many days on this forum and Youtube watching Defcons, 44cons, i'm really sure that I want to be a pentester or a consultant in security. But now that I know what I want to do, My first problem is my lack of knowledge. I Don't want to buy a Wifi Pineapple, or a rubber ducky, which is surely easy to use without knowledge,with or without tuto on youtube, and be like "I have no idea what I'm doing and how it's working". Messing around with SQL Injection and wifi cracking, bruteforcing stuff and all, wasn't enough to learn something, I was mostly like a script kiddie and I really want to change that, i have so much to learn. I dont want to be a "kid running around with a set of point and click tools to wreck any piece of electrical equipment they come across. It's not funny, it's not clever." So that's why I m here for, asking you guys some advice on what should I learn first. Actually I'm learning Python, C++, and Ruby and some CCNA stuff. Next Week I'll Have to choose between 2 option in my school, the first one is "developper sepc". the other one is "Network spec". What do you think ? Should I choose Network knowing that developping is more likely easy to learn on internet ? or should I choose "developper" ? I mean, I'm not expecting a straight answer , I was just wondering wich option is better for a wannabe security enginer? So That's it, Thanks !! Looking forward for your answers :) Joe.
  7. Just passing by, thanks for wise advice Cooper, for those who are intersted, i've Just found some Das Keyboards on amazon. but it's seems different that the one on your pic. I guess it's a new version.
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