/silicon/ - technology

>>77
Yeah, initially I thought it would help me to learn a bit about wardriving.
but now I'm using it as default OS for my backup PC.

Basically an updated backtrack, for the l33t3st hax0rs in w0rld. Its pretty good for a Debian derivative though.

edit: Sorry ballsed up tripcode so reposting

It's a convenience distro for having that kind of shit preinstalled, but apart from that, nothing especial, just another debian.

>>76
I've never tried it out, I might install it on a vm. Whadayaguis think about kali 2.0?

>>76
>In my opinion it's a pretty stable and flexible distro.
>pretty stable
>debian testing

No, anon.

>for the l33t3st hax0rs in w0rld
Negative. By default running everything with root.

This is distrobloat for students and ECH. Isn't for everyday use.

>>78
>>79
You are retarded if you use this as a more than temporary desktop OS.

It is designed as a preconfigured offensive pen testing tool. It is extremely insecure and should only be used as a boot from USB.

The kind of programs it has reinstalled create massive vulnerabilities in your system which is designed to be only for temporary use.

>>83

Sorry I should've elaborated more, for a pen-testing Debian derivative its pretty good, though its really the only pen-testing os I can think of off the top of my head (Aside from black arch, but I dont know much about that :/.) For everyday day use it is terrible, and for a non pen-testing user it is practically useless. I just thought OP was using it for pen-testing, because I can't see another reason for using it :3