Clear, factual communication✔ Not clickbait, genuine personality✔ Excellent editing and Production ✔ Your awesome, thanks for all the stellar info! #Kody for President
The error itself is: Failed to open virtual machine located in C:/Users/16046/AppData/Local/Temp/Rar$DIa4036.49876/kali-linux-2022.3-virtualbox-amd64.vbox. Trying to open a VM config 'C:/Users/####/AppData/Local/Temp/Rar$DIa4036.49876/kali-linux-2022.3-virtualbox-amd64.vbox' which has the same UUID as an existing virtual machine. Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005) Component: MachineWrap Interface: IMachine {85632c68-b5bb-4316-a900-5eb28d3413df} Callee: IVirtualBox {d0a0163f-e254-4e5b-a1f2-011cf991c38d} Please help
I dont think one thing that I tried to do on this worked properly, I love how clear and easy you are to understand, maybe its because this is now a year old but I ended up having to search how to do everything myself and do it different then you said to get it to work
This reminds me that everybody wants to become a hacker but doesn't want to learn the command line which is the first thing to know before you can think of learning programming languages.
@@D34DT34M learn bash/power shell/command prompt commands. Learn programming languages. Python is “simple” enough out of all the languages for hacking/cyber security. Hacking is not like u see it in the movies.
@@tomwebber140 and this is why I don't get this video. It's basic Linux 101 stuff, that one should already know before getting into any sort of hacking. If you don't know how to install a package via CLI, then you've probably already installed the wrong distro.
@@PvtAnonymous I'm watching this because it was on my watch later, and I've moved away from "pretend hacker" script kiddy BS. I've moved into Ubuntu and just trying out Linux in general. But I've gotta say, all those pretending has helped me a lot. Kali has taught me a lot of stuff on linux, and I think people will get comfortable only gradually.
Never use the same laptop, one for kali and one for everything else, an intelligent hacker never has any less than 2 devices with them. A better argument is "if I ever see YOU at a Starbucks, I'm turning off my phone"
Just have to say your voice makes these videos so much more digestible, most tutorials either have some monotone voice or no voice at all. Hope this channel continues to release great content such as this.
@@karserasl Man, you should become a youtube philosopher. Your rationality & intelligence exceeds by far youtube's community standards. Totally agree with you...
Friend, people who relies on youtube or use "ready-made" code etc are script-kiddies. I don't mean it in a harsh way. It's ok! But reading gives tones of info faster-better-stronger. Videos are a waste of time, so little info in so much time. 21:15 minutes instead of 10 fucking lines. Stick with kali/linux official documentation, the assorted community & tutorials, it's way-way better...
I accidentally stumbled across this channel looking for decent hacking tutorials. It just so happens that I saw my school's FAST sticker (small world) and might join the club after all. This channel is great man!
In case no one else has commented, the default .bashrc file in the current Sticky Fingers build does not load the .bash_aliases, so your instructions on adding aliases won't work. In .bashrc, they need to add the lines: if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then . ~/.bash_aliases fi
@? c After Ctrl-X, it asks whether to save the file, yes or no. You press "Y" for "Yes". At that point, it will ask for a file name to save it under. Since it already shows a current filename (/root/.bash_aliases), you just need to press and it will save the file and exit. Please note that you need to also modify the .bashrc file as I mentioned above for the system to pull up aliases from the .bash_aliases file.
@@funsz0 "aliases" are a way of creating your own commands that can be carried out from a shell prompt. For example, you can assign a single word to a long command so you don't have to type out the long form every time you want to use the command. However, your shell needs to know where these aliases are kept so it can load them. In Kali Linux, the .bashrc file is used to load aliases and the aliases are usually stored in a file named .bash_aliases. However, the Sticky Fingers Kali Linux build does not load the .bash_aliases by default, and so if you wish to populate your shell with aliases you'll need to add the lines I mentioned above to the .bashrc file so it knows to look for and load .bash_aliases. The reason for my original post is because NullByte explains how to add aliases @2:56 but failed to mention these won't be loaded automatically by .bashrc in the Sticky Fingers build. I hope that helps, I'm not sure how I can explain it any more clearly without showing you in-person.
kali linux isnt exactly designed for installation. Its a good live distribution of debian customized with loads of pre installed packages. its very useful for quick live boot ups but its libraries etc are not your standard ones for installing. If youre looking for a more installable security operating system, recommendation is based on something more suitable for permanent like parrotOS or even just stock debian so that future packages and libraries dont clash in the future.
Update: For anyone else who just installed Kali and tried to follow along here and couldn't while running Kali Linux on windows -- Look up "Kali Linux on Windows in 5min (WSL 2 GUI)". That guy covers the basics of what you need to do right after installing it before you can do the stuff as instructed in this video. :)
Wow man, you deserve 10 likes from me. I watched this video the other day and came back to it to install a terminal multiplexer and was so thankful that you listed all the times of each thing in the comment. Great thinking!!!
Love rhe video, im am new to the scene and want to learn as much as i can before going to school for cyber security. My main goal is to become security consultant or a cyber security analyst. Thanks again and keep it up.
Learn Linux first. It's all the same kernel, and everything else can be swapped and changed, so you may as well start out with Kali if you like. Just be aware that other distros are available, and RHEL, Arch, and Debian are the base distros. Then learn C & Python. I haven't got a quick reference for the networking knowledge required (most of what hacking is), so I guess just pay attention in school and google everything.
honestly I say work in networking first. Get your ccna or network+. Get comfortable moving around a network and try to make linux your daily driver. From experience this helped/forced me to get comfortable with linux. But yeah c and Python and mysql would be helpful too. Can highly recommend the app Mimo to learn python and mysql
@@thebread9874 Hello sir, do you think getting into this is good for future and is it easy to find jobs after getting a degree in cyber security ? Thank you
Syncthing is now unsupported, the creator is moving onto other projects... I recommend nextcloud and hosting your own server either at home or in the cloud...
Tuffpunch I dont know where you got that from? There have been releases all year so far with the latest one being from 2 days ago. Its definitely still being developed.
And then what then the command hackwifi? I did Nano~/.bash_aliases Then Alias hackwifi=‘besside-ng wlan0’ Then then I did what u said and I still can’t access it
#10 should be #1, and you seemed to have forgotten the alias you intended to create. While the one you made might have its applications, it doesn’t make as much sense as the example you forgot (‘apt get update && apt get upgrade’).
Read is the past tense of read, it is pronounced in the same way as the word red. The present tense, read, is pronounced as reed, though it is spelled in the same manner as the past tense, read. Read means to have comprehended the symbols composing printed or written matter and interpreted them into information.
@@NullByteWHT I am new in cybersecurity and I want to learn as much as possible. I have a couple of questions. I am curious if after routing apps through tor as you advised, if you perform an exploit will your ip/dns/mac address appear? If so what can you do about it?
@Yougotnomilk for me it was the source list. On /etc/source.list for the repo. I wasn't able to install any program until I changed it. And then the Bluetooth driver and then the desktop shortcuts oh God. I wonder how I'm still alive after all this.
try running besside-ng wlan0 first if it doesn't work try adding sudo, sudo besside-ng wlan0 it will work for sure use man besside-ng to learn about it more if you want to make an alias try cd ~ touch ".bashrc" cat > .bashrc alias hackwifi='sudo besside-ng wlan0' press ctrl+D to exit run hackwifi I'll suggest you guys to learn about linux first instead of learning about tools . Try this linuxjourney.com/ p.s you can also make temporary alias (will work for current session only) by typing alias hw='sudo besside-ng wlan0'
I love and appreciate efficiency. I am learning tech and practicing eye contact at the same time. Btw, an addendum to suggest if i may: Atom editor is defunct. Current most popular editor/ide is visual studio code. By Microsoft, i kid you not
Renaming the VM is a good one too. The default host name is kali. Although it is pretty funny to scan your subnet and find three more machines with the host name kali. 😂
1) Update Everything 2) Get a TOR browser 3) Make many one use mail adresses 4) Install free exploits while using the TOR 5) Use OperaGX(Keep VPN on anyways) for anything not related to less Orthodox stuff 6) Dont hide anything important on ur PC
This is a great video and I really appreciate how you explained and showed how things are done. Would love an updated video as it appears the info is old...for example, Atom has been deprecated. Was hoping you kept the written instructions on your site updated even if the video wasn't.
I get an error when trying your last tip about change ssh keys. After I've done exactly like you at 20:00 I get the message "dpkg: error: conflicting actions -e (--control) and -r (--remove)
NEED HELP - "Configure Bash Aliases": typing "hackwifi" -i get "bash: hackwifi: command not found Typing "apt install tilix -i get "unable to locate package tilix"
(If you are having trouble downloading tillix and git put sudo before you type it in example: sudo apt install tillix or git) (btw you have to type in a password for sudo cmnds)
Not being an ass or anything but full screen view may help. That or online you can find most of these commands on forum sites such as reddit and some specific Kali Linux forums. Just think of this video as a tool within your toolbox(the internet).
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Top thing to do after installing Kali Linux:
Search for The Top Things to Do After Installing Kali Linux
😭😭😭😭😭
exactly what i did
lol...
😂😂😂😂
Just did
This guy looks like the kind of guy who would be teaching me about Kali Linux.
@Lxrd Kami there is no joke
guess what
@Lxrd Kami ur mamma fat
@Lxrd Kami u dumb kid cant understand a joke
Lxrd Kami that’s what people say when they can’t take jokes
Clear, factual communication✔
Not clickbait, genuine personality✔
Excellent editing and Production ✔
Your awesome, thanks for all the stellar info!
#Kody for President
Kody 2020 haha
Imagine having a president that looks at and solves problems logically. I think that might just be the first in world history.
The error itself is: Failed to open virtual machine located in C:/Users/16046/AppData/Local/Temp/Rar$DIa4036.49876/kali-linux-2022.3-virtualbox-amd64.vbox.
Trying to open a VM config 'C:/Users/####/AppData/Local/Temp/Rar$DIa4036.49876/kali-linux-2022.3-virtualbox-amd64.vbox' which has the same UUID as an existing virtual machine.
Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
Component: MachineWrap
Interface: IMachine {85632c68-b5bb-4316-a900-5eb28d3413df}
Callee: IVirtualBox {d0a0163f-e254-4e5b-a1f2-011cf991c38d}
Please help
@@NullByteWHT how you open a new terminal window
I dont think one thing that I tried to do on this worked properly, I love how clear and easy you are to understand, maybe its because this is now a year old but I ended up having to search how to do everything myself and do it different then you said to get it to work
Really?
@@thomasjefferson4195 yup thomas
Isn't it always the way--most of these guys don't really know what they are talking about , take them with a grain of salt
Operator error. No kali for the goy
@@williampeck428 wut a goy ? plus , the guys right . the guy fks up sometimes---do your fkn homework DYFH
This reminds me that everybody wants to become a hacker but doesn't want to learn the command line which is the first thing to know before you can think of learning programming languages.
Stanley Broniszewski I want to learn more about ethical hacking and have no knowledge at all, what would you recommend me to do?
Hacking Glamorized
@@D34DT34M learn bash/power shell/command prompt commands. Learn programming languages. Python is “simple” enough out of all the languages for hacking/cyber security. Hacking is not like u see it in the movies.
@@tomwebber140 and this is why I don't get this video. It's basic Linux 101 stuff, that one should already know before getting into any sort of hacking. If you don't know how to install a package via CLI, then you've probably already installed the wrong distro.
@@PvtAnonymous I'm watching this because it was on my watch later, and I've moved away from "pretend hacker" script kiddy BS. I've moved into Ubuntu and just trying out Linux in general. But I've gotta say, all those pretending has helped me a lot. Kali has taught me a lot of stuff on linux, and I think people will get comfortable only gradually.
#1 : Hack Evil Corp
Then dark army
LMFAO. Mr. Robot ftw
No , hack the planet young padawan ! 😆
Damn you lowkey predicted it
HACC
If I see that laptop at a Starbucks, I'm turning my phone off...
I'd be like hell no too 😂
Never use the same laptop, one for kali and one for everything else, an intelligent hacker never has any less than 2 devices with them. A better argument is "if I ever see YOU at a Starbucks, I'm turning off my phone"
@@dirtybird1933 but what if hes in the bathroom?
If it’s an older Android great idea if it’s an iPhone it doesn’t really matter unless it’s very, very old
@@dirtybird1933 dont have money for that
Top thing to do after installing kali linux
Apply Stickers.
Yeah, even a torrent one
If you hide your laptop behind speakers how will they know youre a hacker
@Hamburger Helper And a Tails one too, because why not emphasize again that you don't want to be tracked.
Dude your background music is always on point. I love retrowave and chill music so much (like lakey inspired, home, alison etc)
Just have to say your voice makes these videos so much more digestible, most tutorials either have some monotone voice or no voice at all. Hope this channel continues to release great content such as this.
Cneq thanks for watching! Tell all of your friends about us! 😃
@Conor Lally [fed post redacted]
this channel should upload content like this more often. these days youtube is full of fake videos and script kiddies
sylvania the hacker These ARE for scripties!! Or you think actual professional ppl dont know these things?
Lampros these are for greenhats. Script kiddies are aids. At least greenhats want to learn
@@karserasl Man, you should become a youtube philosopher. Your rationality & intelligence exceeds by far youtube's community standards. Totally agree with you...
Friend, people who relies on youtube or use "ready-made" code etc are script-kiddies. I don't mean it in a harsh way. It's ok! But reading gives tones of info faster-better-stronger. Videos are a waste of time, so little info in so much time. 21:15 minutes instead of 10 fucking lines. Stick with kali/linux official documentation, the assorted community & tutorials, it's way-way better...
@@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1636 all hackers are Greenhats think about it. ;)
#1 thing to do: learn how to exit Vim
i can relate
Esc Esc Esc Ctrl+C ... Fuck it *close terminal*
just reboot pc )))
nano FTW !
@@oleksandrkachynskyi1013 hahaha throw the pc away!
After you install linux you should instantly brag about it on the internet
Kali Linux SOS
Nice
You can install Ubuntu with a few mere clicks of buttons and some PC/account naming stuff, btw.
Of course
Especially if you intall Arch by accident. *SpEAkiNg Of WItCh gUeSs wHO iNStaLLeD ArCH*
2:50 HE BLINKED!! That's not possible
I was gonna say the same thing. It blew my mind!
he doesnt blink, he watch the screen
That's just to recalculate the eyes
it is evolving... becoming more human...
but its necessary
Guys, make sure you type in
sudo su
so you can go to root, before installing git.
frick does japanese have to do with unix code
Ocean Moist I think Bash?
yah sorry
You are saviour bro i searched the whole internet for this
bruh read the documentation, the user u create isn’t root by default so you have to do sudo or sudo su before each command
Wouldn’t be hacking if you don’t slam the enter key like a maniac
Damn thought that was just me
I accidentally stumbled across this channel looking for decent hacking tutorials. It just so happens that I saw my school's FAST sticker (small world) and might join the club after all. This channel is great man!
Jordan at FAST is great and there are some people from my old student club ar PCC in FAST! I highly recommend checking them out!
Good voice
Easy to understand
Right on point
Usefull and more
10stars and all 10 fingers up
Great job thanks !!
Sergio doesn’t blink tho
Jesubori Oladunni Ogunjumelo I feel something fishy about you...
No its not eAsY tO uNdErStAnD. Its super confusing to say the least.
why is "good voice" a thing?
This was very helpful.
thanks for the advice.
Everything I look up points me back to Null Byte. Thanks for your time. I am self taught. Ignore the hateful comments. People=Shit sometimes.
H. Felder thanks for watching, we really do put a lot of hardwork into it! Tell all of your friends about us! 😃
In case no one else has commented, the default .bashrc file in the current Sticky Fingers build does not load the .bash_aliases, so your instructions on adding aliases won't work. In .bashrc, they need to add the lines:
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
Thanks for the tip
@Cats Pajamas Thank you very much!! Was stuck for so long on this until you mentioned this!
@? c After Ctrl-X, it asks whether to save the file, yes or no. You press "Y" for "Yes". At that point, it will ask for a file name to save it under. Since it already shows a current filename (/root/.bash_aliases), you just need to press and it will save the file and exit. Please note that you need to also modify the .bashrc file as I mentioned above for the system to pull up aliases from the .bash_aliases file.
could you explain this a little bit more for me, please
@@funsz0 "aliases" are a way of creating your own commands that can be carried out from a shell prompt. For example, you can assign a single word to a long command so you don't have to type out the long form every time you want to use the command. However, your shell needs to know where these aliases are kept so it can load them. In Kali Linux, the .bashrc file is used to load aliases and the aliases are usually stored in a file named .bash_aliases. However, the Sticky Fingers Kali Linux build does not load the .bash_aliases by default, and so if you wish to populate your shell with aliases you'll need to add the lines I mentioned above to the .bashrc file so it knows to look for and load .bash_aliases. The reason for my original post is because NullByte explains how to add aliases @2:56 but failed to mention these won't be loaded automatically by .bashrc in the Sticky Fingers build. I hope that helps, I'm not sure how I can explain it any more clearly without showing you in-person.
I swear this guy never blink. HOW!
not from around here...
you must be new, friend
Adderall
shittt. i'm just realize it.
@@dennyadityah6416 1:00-1:30 blinks
dude you explain everything step by step which is a rarity and a skill that im sure your viewers appreciate. keep up the style.
kali linux isnt exactly designed for installation. Its a good live distribution of debian customized with loads of pre installed packages. its very useful for quick live boot ups but its libraries etc are not your standard ones for installing. If youre looking for a more installable security operating system, recommendation is based on something more suitable for permanent like parrotOS or even just stock debian so that future packages and libraries dont clash in the future.
Tracking people in space
NASA : we lost some locations
NULL BYTE : I can find them
Update: For anyone else who just installed Kali and tried to follow along here and couldn't while running Kali Linux on windows -- Look up "Kali Linux on Windows in 5min (WSL 2 GUI)". That guy covers the basics of what you need to do right after installing it before you can do the stuff as instructed in this video. :)
Love the name
@@bishop198666 Appreciate it. Suits me so I ran with it.
I’ve been following you for a while and in result, I was invited to be a guest speaker in an IT Talk on my previous university.
Wow man, you deserve 10 likes from me. I watched this video the other day and came back to it to install a terminal multiplexer and was so thankful that you listed all the times of each thing in the comment. Great thinking!!!
Wow ! Every video you upload I have searched on RUclips before
Looks like somebody's being watched.🤣🤣
Ive watched these types of videos 49 times and im not even bored yet
One of the best channels for beginners!!! Thank you for all the content and please keep uploading
Ram Prashanth thanks for watching! Tell all of your friends about us! 😃
Love rhe video, im am new to the scene and want to learn as much as i can before going to school for cyber security. My main goal is to become security consultant or a cyber security analyst. Thanks again and keep it up.
Learn Linux first. It's all the same kernel, and everything else can be swapped and changed, so you may as well start out with Kali if you like. Just be aware that other distros are available, and RHEL, Arch, and Debian are the base distros. Then learn C & Python.
I haven't got a quick reference for the networking knowledge required (most of what hacking is), so I guess just pay attention in school and google everything.
honestly I say work in networking first. Get your ccna or network+. Get comfortable moving around a network and try to make linux your daily driver. From experience this helped/forced me to get comfortable with linux. But yeah c and Python and mysql would be helpful too. Can highly recommend the app Mimo to learn python and mysql
@@thebread9874 Hello sir, do you think getting into this is good for future and is it easy to find jobs after getting a degree in cyber security ?
Thank you
It's been two days i'have installed Kali Linux on vbox and wondering what Todo...This video was what I needed
still struggling for what to do ?
Good I'm happy for ya have a good time Rukhaya
Syncthing is now unsupported, the creator is moving onto other projects... I recommend nextcloud and hosting your own server either at home or in the cloud...
Tuffpunch I dont know where you got that from? There have been releases all year so far with the latest one being from 2 days ago. Its definitely still being developed.
Don't forget to do "source ~/.bash_aliases" to update the environment variable
And then what then the command hackwifi?
I did
Nano~/.bash_aliases
Then
Alias hackwifi=‘besside-ng wlan0’
Then
then I did what u said and I still can’t access it
You are the best teacher ever ....still have to install kali linux
please keep updated these tutorials as whenever I try something it has been removed and now I have to search another which appears to be outdated too
I am very happy i found this channel. You are my Super Hero man! I learned many things and want to learn more.
Keep the good work going😊😊
The first thing you have to do after installing kali linux
Install font pack
The way he looks at the monitor every time after explaining is killing me 😂
He's hacking into your soul.
@@NullByteWHT man thats creepy
@Taqi Ahmad Make sure you are logged in as operator.
@Taqi Ahmad try putting sudo before your command, then it will prompt you to enter your password after you send the first sudo command in a terminal
Just made my first virtual machine and got Linux on it very exciting can't wait to figure everything out
#10 should be #1, and you seemed to have forgotten the alias you intended to create. While the one you made might have its applications, it doesn’t make as much sense as the example you forgot (‘apt get update && apt get upgrade’).
The fun thing is today i red all that on the site, awesome awareness.
Read is the past tense of read, it is pronounced in the same way as the word red. The present tense, read, is pronounced as reed, though it is spelled in the same manner as the past tense, read. Read means to have comprehended the symbols composing printed or written matter and interpreted them into information.
top 10 things to do after installing kali linux
**hacks roblox for free robux**
*FBI* : Location has been traced...
*Ah shit...!!* IP has been changed.. :/
@@misscandace4111 bot!!!
@@electrotech4877 XDDDD
That would be very hard to do because Robux you have are stored on Roblox servers. But its definitely nothing impossible.
Lmfao 😂
First of all, I want to congratulate you for this outstanding tutorials.
Thanks aka Diez! We really do put in a lot of hard work.
@@NullByteWHT I am new in cybersecurity and I want to learn as much as possible. I have a couple of questions. I am curious if after routing apps through tor as you advised, if you perform an exploit will your ip/dns/mac address appear? If so what can you do about it?
I'll never understand those who confuse forwarded slashes with back slashes
I don't understand OJ either
its because on windows you use back slashes
I wish this video existed when I installed Kali.
@Yougotnomilk for me it was the source list. On /etc/source.list for the repo. I wasn't able to install any program until I changed it. And then the Bluetooth driver and then the desktop shortcuts oh God. I wonder how I'm still alive after all this.
Sriram VAD what website did you get it from
@@kylewettlin6886 mostly Kali Linux forums helped me.
jesu Bori stfu
i like how he tells everything emotionless and 'grandiloquently' with his weird hacker hairstyle.
Thanks for the tip about Tilix, I was using tmux before but was having issues copying/pasting when there was multiple panes open.
thats what i call a great tutorial! well explained . cheers!
you can be one of those people I would like to associate with,
cool voice and mentoring I luv it joe.
This guy is the best teacher ever
chapeu
Real guide
bookha666 yes
This video has wrong tilte.. this should be called - Basics for linux
Hello can you maybe help me please. My problem is it says git command is not found. “-bash: git: command not found”. Please help if you can. Thanks.
What distro are you using? Maybe you dont have it installed
@@reverb4311 i just had this issue like 5 minutes ago lol , do "sudo apt-get install git" and then it should work
@@Sergio-hf1kn bro your a god im learning and idek how or where to start . Thnx man
@@ShivSingh-ln1uv took you a year to reply lmao
You Absolute LEGEND!
Linux Gods must be happy with you for compiling this Essential guide!!
thanks for also having a written article. my short attention span thinks you're a God.
thanks i just installed kali linux and your video really helped me out
Is it just me or does one of those cats have googly eyes on the pic behind?
no.. It's just you
I see it too
I exactly replicated what you did for the second thing, but when I typed hackwifi it told me that there is no file called hackwifi
same here
same we need help right here
Same please can you help us
Have the same problem. I have been looking for a solution for days now.
try running
besside-ng wlan0
first
if it doesn't work try adding sudo,
sudo besside-ng wlan0
it will work for sure use
man besside-ng
to learn about it more
if you want to make an alias try
cd ~
touch ".bashrc"
cat > .bashrc
alias hackwifi='sudo besside-ng wlan0'
press ctrl+D to exit
run hackwifi
I'll suggest you guys to learn about linux first instead of learning about tools . Try this
linuxjourney.com/
p.s you can also make temporary alias (will work for current session only) by typing
alias hw='sudo besside-ng wlan0'
The Tilda is not the root, it is the current users home directory. $HOME
Thank you
It is root in Kali because by default Kali only has a root account.
@@rice83101 Yes my bad i worded it wrong. I meant /root is the default home directory because Kali only has a root account by default
I love and appreciate efficiency. I am learning tech and practicing eye contact at the same time.
Btw, an addendum to suggest if i may:
Atom editor is defunct. Current most popular editor/ide is visual studio code. By Microsoft, i kid you not
Renaming the VM is a good one too. The default host name is kali. Although it is pretty funny to scan your subnet and find three more machines with the host name kali. 😂
This dude is smart! Heck, he just projects awesomeness! Great video. Thank you.
Aw, thanks jeff!
I love how he has the apple sticker while talking about linux
It's on a Windows PC, too
@@NullByteWHT Yess!
After saving the bash _aliases, can't run it on the new window it says "command not found". Any solution for this?
same
Try editing ~/.bashrc
same
Null Byte glad to see newer videos. Thanks for all the info you have shared with us. 👌
I love you bro
I can't afford school and I also want to learn computer science and hacking
This is the best video I have seen on RUclips
WOOOOOW.....definitely love this, man, thx a lot!!!
(Nov. 2019 update): installing tilix and then running it from terminal gives a "symbol lookup error: tilix: undefined symbol: ..... "
Same
same
same
I got "E: Unable to locate package tilix"
CTRL+A takes you to the beginning of the line on the command prompt.
It would be nice to have the usefull links in the description directly but it's a good video thank you!
You need to remake it for the new update almost nothing works
I have taken a secret challenge with you to not blink my eyes! Trust me I lost badly :)
NVM I called
"sudo apt-get update" then
"sudo apt-get upgrade" followed by
"sudo apt-get install git"
This one seemed to work for me hehe
Yeah also for me
1) Update Everything
2) Get a TOR browser
3) Make many one use mail adresses
4) Install free exploits while using the TOR
5) Use OperaGX(Keep VPN on anyways) for anything not related to less Orthodox stuff
6) Dont hide anything important on ur PC
This is a great video and I really appreciate how you explained and showed how things are done. Would love an updated video as it appears the info is old...for example, Atom has been deprecated. Was hoping you kept the written instructions on your site updated even if the video wasn't.
One of your cats has googly-eyes.
They're actually wogle eyes
and when she yawns she does yahoo lol
I get an error when trying your last tip about change ssh keys. After I've done exactly like you at 20:00 I get the message "dpkg: error: conflicting actions -e (--control) and -r (--remove)
plz can u tell me where u learned all those commend sudo apt ..... i want to learn it all plz help
For the third point, when Kali 20.1 will be deployed (may ?) , there won't be this default root user policy they kept from backtrack ^^
sir i am a new user kali linux so sir this video is good for me ,,,,,
thanks sir...............
After install tilix, it shows unable to locate package
u need to be in root access first... to do so..
type : su
then type: toor
then : cd
there u go..
Error: jarsigner not found. If it's not in your PATH, please add it.
How to solve!!?
Spacehuhn sticker? Nice 😁
All the best huhns are from space
Dubnica nad Váhom
Woow!
Experience is the best teacher
Man, he has mastered the incredible ability to not blink.
Done! Thank you! I just completed the recommended steps!
NEED HELP -
"Configure Bash Aliases":
typing "hackwifi"
-i get "bash: hackwifi: command not found
Typing "apt install tilix
-i get "unable to locate package tilix"
same problem here tilix seems not found ip address
Try using sudo apt-get install tilix
I did exactly what you did but it says -bash: hackwifi: command not found
Not really sure what to do
Me too. :-(
Same
Are you all also trying to do this on Windows subsystem Linux bash terminal ? As in not a complete linux OS nor a Linux guest VM ?
U should make new terminal window and then type hackwifi
Same 😩😩😩😩😩
helpful video, now I feel that I'll get much more use out of kali...thanks!
(If you are having trouble downloading tillix and git put sudo before you type it in example: sudo apt install tillix or git) (btw you have to type in a password for sudo cmnds)
Thanks again
Bash: adduser command not found
I'm facing this error ...and also I'm a beginner. Any suggestions?
Found the solution..set up a root account and login ...then execute the code..... It will work
Customs R Better how to set up a root account?
ABU's Tech World thanks a lot :)
E: Unable to Locate package tilix . Get this message a bit any ideas what I have to do to fix the problem
Update source.list
thank you my friend this video helped me a lot
Thank you for sharing your experience! 🇧🇷
0:42 - Skip intro
1:27 *
i really like this vid, for some reason the atom install process isnt working out. :(
Try atom beta
Null Byte : Top 10 Things To Do After Installing Kali Linux...
Me : aiRCRaCk-nG
how do you open terminal at 4:13, kinda new to this
@@kamatz4156 you can add a shortcut command via settings just name the command " gnome-terminal" and choose your shortcut command
I like the way you explained. Short and clear. Crucial settings
What laptop do you recommend? Or what laptop is that. Thanks
Please zoom in your screen while typing commands😊
Not being an ass or anything but full screen view may help. That or online you can find most of these commands on forum sites such as reddit and some specific Kali Linux forums. Just think of this video as a tool within your toolbox(the internet).