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Of course. Kali is generally booted as a live image, and one runs the entire system as root. It is most certainly not designed to be secure. This is expecting
by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
Of course. Kali is generally booted as a live image, and one runs the entire system as root.
It is most certainly not designed to be secure. This is expecting a battering ram to be resistant against being battering.
- erik_seaberg 6y agoraesene9 has a point about someone getting malware into your bleeding edge pentest tool.