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Eden Kolander
Jan 4, 2024, 10:07:59 PM1/4/24
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If that doesn't work, it is supposed that you could chroot into your live USB and set a new password with passwd root. Instructions here; the process is not complex, but the mounting of filesystems will probably be long (maybe a few hours).
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I made sure I have no mistake in the syntax by copying the line export PATH=$PATH:/autopsy-4.14.0/bin from .bashrc and pasting it into a shell. If I do that I can invoke autopsy by just typing the name. So that works in the shell.
You don't have a secure route when working remotely? That may be something you want to look into when pitching this to your stakeholders. I use a VPN of course. What I'm saying is if the laptop isn't connected to the network at all times I'd need to ring one of my colleagues up to have them connect the laptop to the network if I needed to use it. It seems like the consensus so far though is to not leave the laptop connected to the network at all times. I am not totally convinced of that at this point. If the right precautions are taken as I have outlined the risk is low as I see it. The biggest risk I see is an authorized user doing something stupid. That's hard to mitigate. But this is why I'm throwing the question out there. I could be missing something here.
Fair enough... but perhaps taking a look at some network isolation is worth it for when that 24/7 connected laptop is idle. Can you terminal into your layer 2 device to bring a vlan up for testing or down for storage example? Then you're never calling your colleagues to connect the cable... just accessing the switch.
One final thought jumped in my head when I mentioned "network". My colleagues and I find the Network Manager Debian ships to be painful. In all of our Kali instances, the first thing we've done is uninstall and purge network-manager. We then add our NICs to /etc/network/interfaces and /run/network/ifstate. When running Kali, we manipulate addresses as needed from the command line and bring up NICs with ifup or ifdown. It takes less than 2 seconds to configure the box and don't run into any of the profile contention problems one can see when using the GUI to manage the network.
I am going to order one of these ASAP so if I make my own custom image for your board and I get it going with no issues, would it be alright if I posted it here? The Git address? For the people who might just want to grab the image and flash it? As this was the first google link when I typed Kali and Libre ROC into Google? Again a sincere thank you to your entire team at Libre.
I loaded a #virtualmachine with #kalilinux. I'm updating my #homelab with a $200 desktop PC (16 GB ram, 256 GB SSD HP). Nice machine running windows 10 w/Hyper-V.
My #homelab has a VMware stand-alone (esxi 5.5) as well. I tried loading the VMware image posted on the download site. I tried #virtualbox as well on my Mac and had issues. I wasn't successful while I didn't dig into it too much. I plan on having VM's loaded on the ESXi host for pen testing and scan activities.
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I made sure I have no mistake in the syntax by copying the line export PATH=$PATH:/autopsy-4.14.0/bin from .bashrc and pasting it into a shell. If I do that I can invoke autopsy by just typing the name. So that works in the shell.
You don't have a secure route when working remotely? That may be something you want to look into when pitching this to your stakeholders. I use a VPN of course. What I'm saying is if the laptop isn't connected to the network at all times I'd need to ring one of my colleagues up to have them connect the laptop to the network if I needed to use it. It seems like the consensus so far though is to not leave the laptop connected to the network at all times. I am not totally convinced of that at this point. If the right precautions are taken as I have outlined the risk is low as I see it. The biggest risk I see is an authorized user doing something stupid. That's hard to mitigate. But this is why I'm throwing the question out there. I could be missing something here.
Fair enough... but perhaps taking a look at some network isolation is worth it for when that 24/7 connected laptop is idle. Can you terminal into your layer 2 device to bring a vlan up for testing or down for storage example? Then you're never calling your colleagues to connect the cable... just accessing the switch.
One final thought jumped in my head when I mentioned "network". My colleagues and I find the Network Manager Debian ships to be painful. In all of our Kali instances, the first thing we've done is uninstall and purge network-manager. We then add our NICs to /etc/network/interfaces and /run/network/ifstate. When running Kali, we manipulate addresses as needed from the command line and bring up NICs with ifup or ifdown. It takes less than 2 seconds to configure the box and don't run into any of the profile contention problems one can see when using the GUI to manage the network.
I am going to order one of these ASAP so if I make my own custom image for your board and I get it going with no issues, would it be alright if I posted it here? The Git address? For the people who might just want to grab the image and flash it? As this was the first google link when I typed Kali and Libre ROC into Google? Again a sincere thank you to your entire team at Libre.
I loaded a #virtualmachine with #kalilinux. I'm updating my #homelab with a $200 desktop PC (16 GB ram, 256 GB SSD HP). Nice machine running windows 10 w/Hyper-V.
My #homelab has a VMware stand-alone (esxi 5.5) as well. I tried loading the VMware image posted on the download site. I tried #virtualbox as well on my Mac and had issues. I wasn't successful while I didn't dig into it too much. I plan on having VM's loaded on the ESXi host for pen testing and scan activities.
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