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Kali Linux VM in the Cloud
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/r6k8f9/kali_linux_vm_in_the_cloud/

Hey there, I’m looking for your suggestions on the best way to get a Kali Linux VM up and running, preferably in the cloud. I currently have an AWS EC2 instance on T3.xlarge, using xrdp to RDP in, but it just seems a little slow and choppy. I assumed it was just the instance at first, so I upgraded to the T3 xlarge, which is 4vCPUs and 16GB RAM, and it’s still choppy and just not as reactive as I want it to be. And I’ve pinged my instance, with the response being -20-40ms, so it isn’t a latency issue. What do you guys recommend for getting a VM up and running to where the performance isn’t just so slow and choppy? I would run it locally on my own machine, but I want to access the same VM from both my desktop and laptop, and storage on my laptop is also currently an issue— so no space to even host the VM. submitted by /u/Landonnnn_ (https://www.reddit.com/user/Landonnnn_)
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hacking: security in practice
Looking to buy some tools

I've been looking to buy some hacking tools for a while now and I saw that Hak5 is having a "create a kit" sale on their site. I was looking through the tools and came up with the list below.

Wifi pineapple, 3 extra antenna, rubber ducky, bash bunny, shark jack, micro ethernet switch.

I was also looking at the packet squirrel and plunder bug but I'm not as familiar with use-cases for them.

Is there anything I should switch out? Are the rubber ducky and bash bunny too similar? Does this seem like a good entry point for someone in the IT field looking to get into hacking? Any advice on what to get would be appreciated.

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Is urlscan.io safe and reliable?

Don’t know if this fits in this subreddit but was wondering if any of you have experience using this and if it does the job of finding where suspicious links and urls lead to without infecting your device. Thanks for any help and advice!

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