Kali Linux Guide for Beginners

Regarding this issue, kindly recheck the the boot settings in your PC. I think also it may arise due to maybe USB 2.0 port, maybe it couldn’t able to support a USB 3.0 or later, if I am considering your USB as 3.0

Maybe some other user can suggest something more.

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Why is this recommended?
At the moment no one but me uses my notebook or knows the password so I think it is unnecessary

Depends on what you’re doing with the laptop. If you’re just cosplaying as a hacker, no issues. If you’re actually using it on a CTF or similar, other folks can try to get into your laptop. Default passwords are just a bad idea to keep.

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I’m only using it for studies and nothing else.

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Ya it will be always better to make any of the local drives as the primary hard disk, that the storage. :+1:

Oh I see. I got it :+1:

Is there any free course available on Kali?

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If you guys want to learn hacking and need some resources here is a well known blog with a ton of Kali-Linux tutorials:

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Ya same here, it will be so helpful to enroll in such a course for free👍

Thank you for sharing the blog with us but I am actually looking for a free course on Kali.

Are you looking for the course in Hindi or English or you are comfortable for both?

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Ya English will be okay, but if you have some good courses in Hindi then it will be better.

The blog is free, I don’t know what you mean?
if you’re looking for free live tutoring that you won’t find.

For Hindi course if I say, you can get a good tutorial from basic to advanced here:

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Is it possible to get a pdf or some other format of this I can print? It looks very good and I’m not proficient in Linux, Kali with its many tools is almost daunting. I’m past senior citizen stage, just attemtping to keep my brain active.

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Are you asking to convert any webpage for example any page of this Kali Linux Forums into pdf format?

If yes then it will depend which browser you are using. Mostly all popular browsers has a print as PDF option.

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If you are asking to export your documents as PDF which you have created using LibreOffice then a simple way I can tell you:

  1. Open the document in your text editor (LibreOffice Writer, for example).
  2. Go to File > Export As > Export as PDF.
  3. Save it to a location you can easily access.

It can be also done using terminal.

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Can you please suggest me a good tool for analyzing network traffic?

I think you can use Wireshark for that, which is one of the most popular applications for this purpose.

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