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Why in God’s name are you using Kali as a daily driver? Anyone who does this has no idea what they’re doing. Kali is made exclusively for pentesting, with a mod

Why in God’s name are you using Kali as a daily driver? Anyone who does this has no idea what they’re doing. Kali is made exclusively for pentesting, with a modified and insecure kernel specifically for running certain pentesting apps better.

chronolitus 8y ago
Can't you tell? he's hacking e-corp
- eggy 8y ago
  I still haven't watched the show. Is it good?
  - lorenzk 8y ago
    By far the best onscreen „hacking“ I know of. He does use Linux Mint as daily driver though...
    - eggy 8y ago
      Definitely going to binge watch soon. I have thought of using Redox and writing my own tools. An obsucre OS, but still running across interent/ethernet...oh, wait, spawn a drone node on a Windows machine using MOSREF/Wasp Lisp in Rust or Shen (shout out to doublec/sdunlop!) [1,2] [1] https://bluishcoder.co.nz/2015/02/19/spawning-windows-commands-in-wasp-lisp-and-mosref.html https://bluishcoder.co.nz/2015/02/19/spawning-windows-comman... [2] https://github.com/doublec/shen-wasp/releases/tag/v0.8 https://github.com/doublec/shen-wasp/releases/tag/v0.8
      - sydney6 8y ago
        And what have you found to be the issue(s) with running Redox as your OS?
        eggy 8y ago
        I am not using Redox. I am looking into it currently for its potential of easily porting standard utilities and other programs.
    - PascLeRasc 8y ago
      I thought he was a KDE fan
      - nickysielicki 8y ago
        https://youtu.be/_cjfvH9UekA https://youtu.be/_cjfvH9UekA
    - sandov 8y ago
      When does he say that he uses Linux Mint?. From what I've seen, his desktop looks like Gnome 2 with a dark theme, or a heavily modified Gnome 3.
  - aerique 8y ago
    I liked it initially but the later episodes of the first season go off into la-la land which didn't do it for me. Haven't watched the second season.
  - el_cujo 8y ago
    I think it's great, but the show changes a lot from how it starts off in the beginning, which understandably puts off a lot of people who were in love with the early bits.
eggy 8y ago
Your username matches your reactive, hyperbolic and concerned response. I never said daily driver. The T430u is only one of my many laptops, and I have been coding and hacking, since the 70s. I was running MkLinux on Apple PowerPCs in the mid-90s, early Linux distros thereafter. I did some binary analysis and disassembly work back then, and still dabble, as well as other activities that make Kali a great system for this laptop and for what I use it. I also run Windows 10, Ubuntu, Minix, and MenuetOS on other systems, so don't worry.
vesche 8y ago
AFAIK the Kali kernel is Debian unstable modified to allow wireless tools like aircrack-ng suite to do injection and other fun things. So it's just as insecure as any bleeding edge nix, the risk factor really depends on what packages you install and services you run. I wouldn't really recommend it as a daily driver either, but I also wouldn't frown on someone who does.

chronolitus 8y ago

Can't you tell? he's hacking e-corp

eggy 8y ago
I still haven't watched the show. Is it good?
- lorenzk 8y ago
  By far the best onscreen „hacking“ I know of. He does use Linux Mint as daily driver though...
  - eggy 8y ago
    Definitely going to binge watch soon. I have thought of using Redox and writing my own tools. An obsucre OS, but still running across interent/ethernet...oh, wait, spawn a drone node on a Windows machine using MOSREF/Wasp Lisp in Rust or Shen (shout out to doublec/sdunlop!) [1,2] [1] https://bluishcoder.co.nz/2015/02/19/spawning-windows-commands-in-wasp-lisp-and-mosref.html https://bluishcoder.co.nz/2015/02/19/spawning-windows-comman... [2] https://github.com/doublec/shen-wasp/releases/tag/v0.8 https://github.com/doublec/shen-wasp/releases/tag/v0.8
    - sydney6 8y ago
      And what have you found to be the issue(s) with running Redox as your OS?
      - eggy 8y ago
        I am not using Redox. I am looking into it currently for its potential of easily porting standard utilities and other programs.
  - PascLeRasc 8y ago
    I thought he was a KDE fan
    - nickysielicki 8y ago
      https://youtu.be/_cjfvH9UekA https://youtu.be/_cjfvH9UekA
  - sandov 8y ago
    When does he say that he uses Linux Mint?. From what I've seen, his desktop looks like Gnome 2 with a dark theme, or a heavily modified Gnome 3.
- aerique 8y ago
  I liked it initially but the later episodes of the first season go off into la-la land which didn't do it for me. Haven't watched the second season.
- el_cujo 8y ago
  I think it's great, but the show changes a lot from how it starts off in the beginning, which understandably puts off a lot of people who were in love with the early bits.

eggy 8y ago

Your username matches your reactive, hyperbolic and concerned response. I never said daily driver. The T430u is only one of my many laptops, and I have been coding and hacking, since the 70s. I was running MkLinux on Apple PowerPCs in the mid-90s, early Linux distros thereafter. I did some binary analysis and disassembly work back then, and still dabble, as well as other activities that make Kali a great system for this laptop and for what I use it. I also run Windows 10, Ubuntu, Minix, and MenuetOS on other systems, so don't worry.

vesche 8y ago

AFAIK the Kali kernel is Debian unstable modified to allow wireless tools like aircrack-ng suite to do injection and other fun things. So it's just as insecure as any bleeding edge nix, the risk factor really depends on what packages you install and services you run. I wouldn't really recommend it as a daily driver either, but I also wouldn't frown on someone who does.