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Using Kali Linux
From the course: CompTIA PenTest (PT0-002) Cert Prep
Using Kali Linux
- Let's take a brief moment to survey Kali Linux. We've used it multiple times. It's a great starting penetration testing toolbox. You likely will need to add some tools, and you probably won't use all the tools in it, but since we jump into Kali so often, let's take a little bit deeper look at how we navigate around the user interface. There's a couple of tips and tricks that make it just a little bit easier. Let's start with the desktop. From the desktop, we have the Applications menu in the upper left-hand corner. If we drop it, we see a nicely organized list of favorites, and they're broken out by different categories, or use cases: Information Gathering, and we see a list of tools on the right; Vulnerability Analysis, and so on and so forth. But there's really more information under each menu item. Let's take a look at Database, or actually, Password Attacks. Notice there's a little white arrow to the right. If I click on the arrow, or, actually, just click on the text, it…
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Pen testing toolbox6m 46s
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Using Kali Linux6m 14s
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Scanners and credential tools9m 52s
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Code-cracking tools4m 20s
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Open-source research tools6m 21s
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Wireless and web pen testing tools10m 48s
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Remote access tools6m 15s
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Analyzers and mobile pen testing tools2m 29s
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Other pen testing tools4m 19s
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Labtainers lab: Metasploit framework2m
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Labtainers lab: Wireshark packet inspection1m 44s
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Labtainers lab: SSH58s
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