Exercise 02, Chapter 2 - Booting Kali
- Boot the Kali USB drive you created in the previous exercise, and select Live mode
- Create a 6 GB file in /root.
- What happened and why?
- Verify that changes do not persist in live mode by rebooting.
- Introduction to Kali Linux Revealed
- 1. ABOUT KALI LINUX
- 2. GETTING STARTED WITH KALI
- 3. LINUX FUNDAMENTALS
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4. INSTALLING KALI LINUX
- Minimum Installation Requirements
- Installing to Hard Drive
- Unattended Installations
- ARM Installations
- Troubleshooting Installations
- 4.6. Summary
- Exercise 4-1: Installing Kali With Full Disk Encryption
- Exercise 4-2: Kali Linux Unattended Install
- Exercise 4-3: Kali Linux standard ARM Install
- Exercise 4-4: Custom Kali Linux ARM Install
- Exercise 4-5: Kali Linux ARM chroot
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5. CONFIGURING KALI LINUX
- Configuring the Network
- Managing Users and Groups
- Configuring Services
- Managing Services
- 5.5. Summary
- Exercise 5-1: Configuring users in Kali
- Exercise 5-2: Configuring the Network
- Exercise 5-3: Configuring Services Part 1
- Exercise 5-4: Configuring Services Part 2: masscan web interface
- Exercise 5-5: Mid course project - "Kali Pi" Access Point
- 6. GETTING HELP
- 7. SECURING AND MONITORING KALI
- 8. DEBIAN PACKAGE MANAGEMENT
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9. ADVANCED USAGE
- Modifying Kali Packages
- Recompiling the Linux Kernel
- Building Custom Kali Live ISO Images
- Adding Persistence to the Live ISO
- 9.5. Summary
- Exercise 9-1: Forking a Kali Package
- Exercise 9-2: Updating a Kali Package
- Exercise 9-3: Rebuilding Your Kernel
- Exercise 9-4: Kali live build - right tool for the right job
- Exercise 9-5: Kali live build auto mini-installer
- Exercise 9-6: Live USB with Multiple persistence stores and LUKS Nuke
- 10. KALI LINUX IN THE ENTERPRISE
- 11. INTRO TO SECURITY ASSESSMENTS
- 12. THE ROAD AHEAD
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