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The Hackers Formerly Known as Anonymous

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bf9e05 No.781

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237039 No.787

>>781

Pinned as this will save a lot of time repeating things to skids.


6fa602 No.792

>>781

Should I go for Tails or Kali?


ac92bb No.794

"Should I go with a wrench or a screwdriver?" Wtf do you need either for? Do you have a set goal in mind? If not then you need to seriously consider a couple things. First… is this really an area you're willing to invest time and effort into learning. If not, then fuck off… seriously this isn't for you, don't even waste your time. If so, then start with null-byte and n0where and start reading all the articles that are at your level of understanding. Google networking if you don't understand the basics. Take notes if need be. Start working thru levels on the wargames. OverTheWire is a great place to start. Do Bandit first, then Leviathan and Natas. If you're new to coding, CodeAcademy is a good place to start, start with their Python series. Learn as much as you can stomach about Linux (if its something you're interested in it won't be difficult).

As for the distro's, they are security specific distros for learning and exploring, they aren't meant to be day to day desktop OS's. Kali will have a lot of the tools you're reading about installed already, so you should have an environment you can explore and learn in.Tails is for exploring the deep webs, and proxying traffic thru tor, or need some other volatile environment with crypto support that won't leave any local traces upon reboot. As always, don't be afraid to ask questions, but also think and google a bit first before you ask.


c26139 No.809

useful links. thanks anon


9b9fad No.826

>>781

Extremely useful, many thanks OP.


a78cec No.892

Please include SEAnux, Attack Vector Linux and other distros please.


751cb4 No.894

opinions on blackarch?


11ad69 No.901

>>894

*shrugs*

http://n0where.net/blackarch-linux/

Again, distro's are just tools to be used. If BlackArch has something you require that others don't then its useful. Your opinions should be based on specific criteria and objective requirements.

9-5 I develop on a Mac bc it gets the job done and has the tools I need. I don't give a shit whether its 100% awesome in areas A or B. It has what I require, it doesn't get in my way, and I know how to get things done on it. When I go home I'm running *nix because its what I like and know how to use. My choices of distro are based on my needs and desires. I run pfSense at my demarc because its flexible and I know how to configure/manage it the way I want. Nowhere in my decision process does "bc it looks cool" or "has a cool name" enter into my decision process. Does it have what I need, can it be reasonably managed, and does it perform well, should be the questions you ask.


11ad69 No.902

>>892

include them yourself.

i can't edit the original post douche


15e16f No.911

>>781

>not cybrary.it


5177c6 No.927

>>911

added

>>902

as a mod I can edit it in


11ad69 No.1011


f3493e No.1021

What do you guys think about Fedora Labs' Security Spin?


64d47e No.1023

>>781

>>892

Any good ISOs for Attack Vector? Seems like their links are all down.


000000 No.1088

anyone with a links or the source to the ZeuS?




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