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Topic: What tools of Kali Linux are the most useful? (Read 519 times)

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December 27, 2016, 08:34:31 PM
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I met this excellent Debian based distribution called Kali Linux. I found some of its features very helpful to test the security of my projects. And I especially love it because I can access it for 100% free. Since I just began with this OS, I'm aware only a few features that I checked randomly.

What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?

I'd prefer to pick and learn the most useful tools, not all if not necessary.

Oh man where to start?

it depends entirely on what task you wish to perform

what can be fun, but probably illegal and not to be recommended at all, would be the good old SSL strip, in a crowded café then make a random post on a random persons facebook

again, not endorsing this, but for shits and giggles it's a laugh

Do not try this unless you like rough prison sex
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December 27, 2016, 03:08:41 PM
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I understand I cannot just scan online wallets without their permission. But let's stick to the security of HW wallets then.
How would I know how secure a HW wallet is? What points should I test to see it?

Not my area, but Id start with sniffing traffic. Wireshark works on USB connections as well. Might be interesting.
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December 27, 2016, 02:35:43 PM
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What tools would you use?

None, an attack on someones service without their written consent is usually illegal and can get you in trouble. If you want to learn, get some VMs to break into, like e.g. stapler and run them in your (virtual) lab.

I understand I cannot just scan online wallets without their permission. But let's stick to the security of HW wallets then.
How would I know how secure a HW wallet is? What points should I test to see it?
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December 27, 2016, 07:57:00 AM
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What tools would you use?

None, an attack on someones service without their written consent is usually illegal and can get you in trouble. If you want to learn, get some VMs to break into, like e.g. stapler and run them in your (virtual) lab.
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December 26, 2016, 04:01:20 PM
#3
I met this excellent Debian based distribution called Kali Linux. I found some of its features very helpful to test the security of my projects. And I especially love it because I can access it for 100% free. Since I just began with this OS, I'm aware only a few features that I checked randomly.

What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?

I'd prefer to pick and learn the most useful tools, not all if not necessary.
What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
About 3 years ago i have used backtrack right now had becomed kali linux and i think all of them are good, about your question depend on what is your needs for using kali linux.
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?
I don't have the tutorial about the tools on kali linux distribution, but you can search on console by typing MAN, you can use it for looking for manual informations about the tools.

Yes, Backtrack was the great "ancient" of Kali Linux. Actually, I've heard about this lineage when Backtrack was popular, but then I didn't care much about them until I met Kali in so many tutorials.

Thank you for the "man" command too! I'm not very familiar with Linux-console syntax hehe!

For the purpose, let's say simply securing Bitcoin wallet. It could be checking an online wallet's security as well as the wallet on your HDD. What tools would you use?
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December 25, 2016, 01:18:24 PM
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I met this excellent Debian based distribution called Kali Linux. I found some of its features very helpful to test the security of my projects. And I especially love it because I can access it for 100% free. Since I just began with this OS, I'm aware only a few features that I checked randomly.

What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?

I'd prefer to pick and learn the most useful tools, not all if not necessary.
What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
About 3 years ago i have used backtrack right now had becomed kali linux and i think all of them are good, about your question depend on what is your needs for using kali linux.
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?
I don't have the tutorial about the tools on kali linux distribution, but you can search on console by typing MAN, you can use it for looking for manual informations about the tools.
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December 25, 2016, 01:03:38 PM
#1
I met this excellent Debian based distribution called Kali Linux. I found some of its features very helpful to test the security of my projects. And I especially love it because I can access it for 100% free. Since I just began with this OS, I'm aware only a few features that I checked randomly.

What are the tools that you use from this distribution?
Do you have any good tutorial for that tool?

I'd prefer to pick and learn the most useful tools, not all if not necessary.
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