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Good Resources For Kali Linux? - Delph - Mar 12, 2017
Hello, does anyone have any good resources for Kali Linux and penetration testing in general.
Any books, lessons, guides, and other information would be helpful.
Thank you in advance. 🤝
* - the1Non1y - Mar 12, 2017
somebody been watching mr robot
* - tnt_time - Mar 13, 2017
just watch some youtube tutorial or go to a site named Udemy (warez disallowed) and buy a course
* - vaiperboy - Mar 13, 2017
u wont find anything if u google "how to hack using kali"
i'd recommend learning how to code first before anything else
* - The2G - Mar 13, 2017
You should first learn about Computing in general... Coding, Networking, Computer Architecture. Penetration testing is not a easy task, should start with some easy "hacks" such as XSS or SQL Injection. But again, you first need to learn lot of things, unless you want to be an script kiddie and be always using other's tools etc...
* - blurryfacce - Mar 13, 2017
Obviously, the Kali forums are a great resource.
Other then that, Kali has a multitude of tools for a ton of different purposes. You have to have a reason or end-goal in mind. Do you just wanna get past wifi passwords? Aircrack, reaver, hashcat. Are you trying to get data from an HTTPS page? sslstrip, ettercap. Are you trying to perform exploits? nessus, metasploit. Each question requires different knowledge to perform.
As Rubba said, you really need a foundation in technology, some things require more networking skills than others, just like other things require more social engineering than some. If you can be more specific about what you are looking to accomplish, we can help you better :)
* - Greg8Tacos - Mar 13, 2017
go to the tuts section of HF and have a look.
* - Delph - Mar 14, 2017
(Mar 12, 2017 09:00 PM)the1Non1y Wrote: somebody been watching mr robot
Hehe.
(Mar 13, 2017 07:55 AM)tnt_time Wrote: just watch some youtube tutorial or go to a site named Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) and buy a course
I don't want guides I just want to learn more about the OS, etc.
(Mar 13, 2017 08:48 AM)vaiperboy Wrote: u wont find anything if u google "how to hack using kali"
i'd recommend learning how to code first before anything else
I already have started to code. I'm currently learning Python and I already know a bit of Swift and Java.
(Mar 13, 2017 09:26 AM)Rubba Wrote: You should first learn about Computing in general... Coding, Networking, Computer Architecture. Penetration testing is not a easy task, should start with some easy "hacks" such as XSS or SQL Injection. But again, you first need to learn lot of things, unless you want to be an script kiddie and be always using other's tools etc...
I'll research those, thank you for the information.
(Mar 13, 2017 10:50 AM)Vaeldious Wrote: Obviously, the Kali forums are a great resource.
Other then that, Kali has a multitude of tools for a ton of different purposes. You have to have a reason or end-goal in mind. Do you just wanna get past wifi passwords? Aircrack, reaver, hashcat. Are you trying to get data from an HTTPS page? sslstrip, ettercap. Are you trying to perform exploits? nessus, metasploit. Each question requires different knowledge to perform.
As Rubba said, you really need a foundation in technology, some things require more networking skills than others, just like other things require more social engineering than some. If you can be more specific about what you are looking to accomplish, we can help you better :)
Alright, I'll look into the forums and get a better understanding of the other things.
* - jollyjeffrey - Mar 14, 2017
Read Hacking The Art of Exploitation by Jon Eriksson and The Web Application Hackers Handbook Second Addition
* - Delph - Mar 14, 2017
(Mar 14, 2017 06:52 AM)jollyjeffrey Wrote: Read Hacking The Art of Exploitation by Jon Eriksson and The Web Application Hackers Handbook Second Addition
I'll take a look into that, thank you.🤝
* - Numinous - Mar 14, 2017
http://www.kalitutorials.net (Fucking legit site for gud tutorials)
http://opensecuritytraining.info/Training.html (A lot of PPT/PDF stuff)
http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxSecurityTools.html (For Security only)
http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/ (My Fav)
MCQ Exam Questions with Answers for your revision (https://goo.gl/qfrxZN)
* - blurryfacce - Mar 14, 2017
Also, the Hacker Ethos is a good book (by true demon), and is written from the perspective of white hats. Fairly recent material too, published in the last year or two.
* - Delph - Mar 15, 2017
(Mar 14, 2017 12:50 PM)Numinous Wrote: -snip-
That's what I was looking for, thank you.
* - Last_viking - Mar 15, 2017
Fake ass kali
I personally use parrot os
Or ubuntu with all tools configed on it
Kali is buggy resource I can give some books that whould help you
But seriously don't use kali
* - Mr.Zzz - Aug 24, 2017
Search ebooks on Amazon. I found good ones for beginer and intermediate level.