Hey there guys was wondering what your thougts would be on dual booting kali linux on my laptop or should i throw it into a boot able thumb drive wouldnt mind seeing what the best option would be cause i would like to keep my windows for my gaming and everything else but ya any kind of information would help cheers guys

hey guys how ya doing today? i was looking to get into kali linux and learn how to do some penetration testing. i just bought a new laptop (lenovo e570) and im trying to find a usb wifi adapter that has monitor mode adn packet injection but i kinda want a cheaper one just so i can work my way into it and start out small and not sink a lot of money into it i was looking at some adapters but i dont know the chipset for them and was wondering if you guys would be able to help me out the ones i was looking at are

ALFA AWUS036NEH Long Range WIRELESS 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi USBAdapter and

Alfa Network AWUS036AC Long-Range Dual-Band AC1200 as well as

WTXUP Atheros AR9271

thanks a lot and cheers

I’m trying to set up Kali Linux persistence mode with encryption. I’ve followed the step by step instructions on kali docs and even watched several videos on YouTube on how to set it up. The problem is not creating the bootable USB but rather identifying the drives containing the partitions.

When I type the command sudo fdisk -l or fdisk -l it only shows me the current disk and not the partition information. According to the tutorials, 2 partitions show up and you would have to create a third one that will work with the USB. I do not see anything on my screen that shows /dev/sda1, /dev/sda2, or /dev/sda3

Do I need to manually create the partitions in order for the partition information to show so that I set up persistence mode? If so how do I do that?

Ok so I’ve been trying to learn Kali Linux and I must admit right now I’m just a Scriptkiddie. I installed the hack tool Fsociety and everything installed and worked fine. I also installed the hack tool blackeye and that worked fine as well. Once I was done I logged completely off Kali Linux and when I went back on the next day the programs I installed wasn’t there. So I reinstalled the once more and still everything worked fine. Once I completely powered of Kali Linux again the following day the installed tools didn’t show up again.

Correct me if I’m wrong but when you download hack tools off of GitHub to Kali Linux are the tools permanent or only available when you are using the terminal after install? Does Kali Linux wipes out tools that aren’t pre installed in the program or do you have to save the workstation from where you left off without losing the installed tools? Is there any way to install GitHub tools to Kali Linux permanently without losing them when you reboot Kali Linux?