Anyone mess around on Kali Linux?

Tom O'fury

Tom O'fury

Notorious Pirate
Anyone here mess with Kali Linux on VMs? I'm working on my "official" network intrusion/social engineering course at work. Does anyone here have any good toolkits that they play with on Kali? I've been using a few to just run on various different versions of windows and security software to see how detectable they are.
 
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I've been wanting to mess around with Kali. I've been striving to learn more about Linux in general lately - my knowledge is limited compared to that of my coworkers.
 
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I've been wanting to mess around with Kali. I've been striving to learn more about Linux in general lately - my knowledge is limited compared to that of my coworkers.
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I've been downloading the virtualbox version for about an hour..... still an hour left. It seems pretty easy to pick up. I've got a few toolkits that I want to learn more about at home. Trying out a few downloads from these guys. https://www.trustedsec.com/
 
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I've been wanting to mess around with Kali. I've been striving to learn more about Linux in general lately - my knowledge is limited compared to that of my coworkers.
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What certs do you have? I'm thinking about getting Security+ and Ethical hacker when I get closer to the end of my enlistment date.
 
John Foulroberts said:
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I've been wanting to mess around with Kali. I've been striving to learn more about Linux in general lately - my knowledge is limited compared to that of my coworkers.
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There are infinite tutorials online and places like youtube! I personally have dabbled in Kali and its predecessor backtrack. Its a lot of fun playing around but be carefull though as you can get in a heap of trouble if your attacks "leave" your personal network heh.
 
Just install Kali Linux on a USB flash drive, using UUI (universal usb installer). It's a nice little portable software, even a kid can work with it. The rest is just booting up the OS from the flash drive through the BIOS or EFI.
 
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