Okay if I turned off password auth, just used keys, disabled the Kali user and root login, how are you breaking in? Where’s the vulnerability? Which cve or cwe are you able to exploit?
A large attack surface doesn’t mean insecure. It just means less secure.
Source: I literally pentest for a living. No, I don’t even use Kali on a regular basis.
I clicked on this image you posted and then men in black fell through my ceiling.
Kind of why I liked it. I could use some in game exploits to hit level 30, for better equipment scaling and considered that level 1.
I have 10 year old WDs and 8 year old Seagates still kicking. Depends on the year. Some years one is better than others.
Vastly. I’m running all seagate ironwolf pros. Best drives Ive ever used.
Used to be WD all the way.
Kali is secure as in once it’s configured, it cannot be accessed without creds, keys etc. That meets the definition of ‘secure’. It’s just Linux with a bunch of pre installed packages.
Of course something can always be more secure. But saying Kali isn’t secure is like me saying your PC isn’t secure because it isn’t air gapped like my most secure PC.
Weirdest DND alignment chart.
Except it is secure by design.
But you’re right about it not being meant as a daily driver.
Not with that attitude.
Wow that was the least biased, most sensible news segment I’ve watched since that fat fuck got reelected or some guy perforated a billionaire in public.
Aren’t they drastically outnumbered?
I think the episode was called ‘a head in the polls’ or something?
In this essay I will teach you out how to enumerate employee names and emails out of an active directory or azure environment using bloodhound. To begin, head on over to GitHub…
I keep writing comments like that and then having to erase them.
Marisha generally knows how to run a business, unless they reach far beyond their grasp, they’ll be fine.
You failed to answer my question. You’re clearly missing the point intentionally. You’re either a troll or retarded.