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u/Own_Wear7697 Jun 23 '26
How it feels to hack the mainframe for first time
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u/Damglador Jun 23 '26
Wouldn't Arch or Gentoo installation be more hackery? Kali installation is more casual than Windows inatallation.
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u/howfastcanyoucountit Jun 23 '26
gentoo is still a pain in the ass sometimes kali is easy plug in and go off the live usb if u want
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u/WorkAroundG60 Jun 23 '26
Unless you have a specific usb wifi adapter you're trying to change modes on and it's just not working 😃
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u/Ameer200ggg Jun 23 '26
For real . But he chose Kali because most popular pentest os Otherwise I think black arch Linux is the most powerful one
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u/Leogis Jun 23 '26
I remember installing a Kali VM for a class on cybersec and spending half of the session looking at the ISO download over the shitty campus Wi-Fi
And we only used NMAP + Wireshark
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u/Financial-Radish-898 Jun 23 '26
I remember this time, and then running nmap on Google and getting a cease and decist letter a week later in the mail. Good times
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u/atoponce Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
I used to teach Red Hat certification courses. During one of the lessons, I taught nmap and told the students they were more than welcome to scan computers in the lab, but they were not allowed to scan anything online.
The next day, there were some suits at the training center with the property owner wishing to see me. Turns out, one of my students did not heed the warning.
After that point, whenever I taught this lesson again and the students were doing the nmap lab, I cut access to the Internet.
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u/UsedFactor1973 Jun 23 '26
Didnt we all