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Making a custom hacking desktop vs using a premade one like kali

Hello, i have always used kali to do pentesting but lately i have thought abt installing some tools to a selected distrobution but is there anyway to automate that like with installing kalis all packages because i am a kind of person who likes having access to alot of tools at once and what would the benfits of switching over to custom one

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Whichis the "front" part of the ALTA flat antenna?

Hello there!
I have received from a local market an Alfa wifi adapter.
It comes with a flat square antenna, with an "ALFA" logo on one side.

But there is no info about the front and back of this (i hope) direcctional antenna.

Any hints?

Cheers!

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Bug Bounty Stress aka Burnout: do and don’t

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Intercepting iPhone network requests?

Let’s say im using a computer to visit a risky website that contains a malware. But the computer is using the hotspot of the iPhone, Is it possible to intercept anything from the iPhone hotspot?

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Z-security hacking courses? Thoughts?

I've bought a course bundle over at Station X for hacking, made by Z-security. (Also seen the bundle on Udemy I think)

Seems very good but I have no experience so I would like some input from someone who actually knows this stuff. Good? Bad? Better alternative resources? Im completely new to hacking.

I intend to do a bachelor in cyber security, fascinating field! A job as a pentester or red teaming of what I have read n heard seems like a job I'd like, and I gotta start somewhere to further gain knowledge. Gonna study to see if I can make ethical hacking a hobby at least while mainly focusing on security for now.

Really enjoying the learning so far. Thanks for any input.

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Ego or IQ

I really want to get into hacking, programming, and dark web tunneling. I don’t know how. It’s an underground isn’t it? When I venture out I feel as though I might not have what it takes to learn programming languages such as python, but when I go out in public I can see vulnerabilities. And when I lay in bed at night I theorize different easy corporate takedowns. I’m confused, please point me.

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Vulnerability disclosure and responses

Hi, I've found/reported multiple vulnerabilities with companies (some have paid me nicely for doing so). Last week I reported a heartbleed (you know that thing from 7 years ago) vulnerability to a company on an SAP server. They don't have a responsible disclosure program so I didn't expect to be paid for finding/reporting it. I received a response that it was forwarded to the CISO which said they know about it and are working on fixing in... Obviously this is a lie (you can't say you know about a 7 year old vulnerability as serious as heartbleed and keep the thing publicly accessible) and they just want to cover their asses.

My question is, how should I respond.

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Broken Link Hijacking - Mr. User-Agent

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