bashincajun
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One of the things you can start with is checking You tube, there are multiple videos out there for beginners in Linux and even plenty dedicated to Kali specifically.
Just remember you have o crawl first, the info sec field is very vast and it is easy getting in over your head and getting frustrated with it.
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anybody have a preferred Platform/vendor? I am looking at mainly using it for out of network testing and a possibly for a websites.
Just wondering if anybody had good reviews of any or one that is preferred
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I have one but i haven't even looked at it. Ill give it a look soon and give you some feed back
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Like he said if it is full and hit some sort of buffer and shuts off. also are you running Kali Native on a machine or through some sort of VM?
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i have just felt a lack of creativity on my part, not to mention the lack of time.
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This made my day
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Anybody use Snort?
I consulting on a business that has limited resources so i am looking to cut some cost, as most of the funds were spent upgraded their end user hardware and migrating necessary software to a cloud solution. They are currently using their firewall to do everything routing, DHCP, IDS, VPN and overall network management. A lot of those features require licences yearly, while i have already managed to repurpose some of their switches for internal routing and network management and used one of the left over servers for a DHCP server. I wanted to see if snort would be a viable solution for IDS so that they could have active live alerts not just someone checking the firewall.
Thanks
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I looks fine to me. have you tested it yet? I was looking at doing something like this on one of my extra PIs.
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Does anyone have any fun Raspberry Pi or Pi zero projects they recommend?
i have a few of each laying around looking for new Ideas
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On 11/27/2016 at 5:43 PM, authorityfinger said:
NordVPN had a pretty good black Friday-deal, 72$ for 2 years. Maybe they'll have it for cyber monday as well.
If you havnt chosen one yet i would recommend Nord as a good affordable vpn. I use it for a lot of online activities event streaming Netflix at work (during my lunch break). and works with TOR as well if that tickles your fancy.
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On 12/20/2016 at 10:23 PM, 1LetterShor said:
Thanks for the response I have been using the link to my benefit!
I have tried to set up a virtual box although I can't ever get it to work, it gives me an error every time I try to finish a download although I have followed various tutorials. . .
what are you trying to set in virtual box?
you can msg me the error if you would like i can try to help
Also as he said Google can be a life saver. learning how to use the keywords can really help your search results trust me i learned the hard way.
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how do you like it? I am shopping around for a newer one as i have an Accer Aspire V that is just getting a little to clunky.
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On 12/27/2016 at 11:43 AM, Rkiver said:
Yes it's perfectly legal, and it's not a key logger. If it was illegal it wouldn't be sold so openly.
Should a beginner buy it? If they are willing to learn what it does and how to use it, sure.
Exactly what he said. Not only that as everyone says you should do any "Testing" on an network or PC that you do not own. If you are looking at getting one i recommend it, there are plenty of sources to learn from that have not only been provided by Hak5 but that they have recommended as well.
check the forums here for help with learning the ducky script and here is a site that has some useful tools on it aswel
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6 hours ago, ɱax said:
easy start: http://www.try2hack.nl/levels/
there's the new metasploitable3: https://github.com/rapid7/metasploitable3
http://smashthestack.org/wargames.html
http://www.thisislegal.com/challenges
https://www.pentesterlab.com/exercises
https://www.hackthis.co.uk/levels/
my favorite but mainy in Dutch: https://www.certifiedsecure.com/frontpage
more list: http://www.amanhardikar.com/mindmaps/PracticeUrls.html
Thanks for the share of these i found some new toys to play with
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once you get the hang of things DVWA is really good to practice on as well.
If you get hung up on it there are plenty of YouTube videos on it.
So who's gonna get the i9?
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Yea depends on the overall price, intel's current highest core count cpu is the 6950x. At 10 cores this is currently $1649.99 from Newegg. I expect this upcoming 12 core I9 to be north of that.
I have not really had much to do with amd but With the Ryzen 9 Possible coming out with 16 cores it could be a close comparison in performance