As often as a fork or spoon.... Haha, yes...daily. 😁🐉 Those that dismiss Kali as some fanboi OS or some nonsense, they are simply ignorant to how well developed Kali is and it's impact in the cyber security space. As a security analyst, I can tell you, most everyone in this space uses Kali in the field and even in-house. There's other security and hacking OS's sure but none is as stable as Kali and lightweight enough that I can even run NetHunter on my phone and well, I do. It has all the tools needed for most cases and even if there's something new you can simply install it in the terminal CLi and even import entire repos with niche tools for pen-testing. I do love Arch too, Black Arch is ok but truth told it requires more love and care to remain stable and it has a huge footprint, so they'll be no running it via your phone, well not with any sort of stability. Now Parrot is super small and has a ton of pretty decent tools but in recent years it's lack-luster updates and stability has suffered pretty bad. One of my older MacBooks from 2017 just refuses to run Parrot even via a hypervisor...it meets all parameters to run even natively but nope...it crashes every single time. Others in forums have vented on the same issue...after careful analysis it boils down to the architecture of the CPUs for certain MacBooks and certain years. Anyways...sorry to ramble but Kali is the best in my humble non-biased opinion. It was made to do one thing and it does it very very well. Hat's off to Offensive Security. 🎩 #offsec
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Man soooo many times I've had to do this. Also this works for most Linux distros. Good video, new Linux users need to know this. 🙂
Saved my bacon dude, 100000% kudos xD
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Do you use Kali Linux?
As often as a fork or spoon.... Haha, yes...daily. 😁🐉
Those that dismiss Kali as some fanboi OS or some nonsense, they are simply ignorant to how well developed Kali is and it's impact in the cyber security space. As a security analyst, I can tell you, most everyone in this space uses Kali in the field and even in-house.
There's other security and hacking OS's sure but none is as stable as Kali and lightweight enough that I can even run NetHunter on my phone and well, I do. It has all the tools needed for most cases and even if there's something new you can simply install it in the terminal CLi and even import entire repos with niche tools for pen-testing.
I do love Arch too, Black Arch is ok but truth told it requires more love and care to remain stable and it has a huge footprint, so they'll be no running it via your phone, well not with any sort of stability. Now Parrot is super small and has a ton of pretty decent tools but in recent years it's lack-luster updates and stability has suffered pretty bad. One of my older MacBooks from 2017 just refuses to run Parrot even via a hypervisor...it meets all parameters to run even natively but nope...it crashes every single time. Others in forums have vented on the same issue...after careful analysis it boils down to the architecture of the CPUs for certain MacBooks and certain years. Anyways...sorry to ramble but Kali is the best in my humble non-biased opinion. It was made to do one thing and it does it very very well. Hat's off to Offensive Security. 🎩 #offsec
I used it during my school days.. but not now.. need to try again bro