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Personally I don't mess with the headache of downloading packages behind an auth web page through the CLI. I download the package through a GUI web browser on another system and then ssh copy the file to the CLI based machine and install the package as a manual. local package using yum or rpm...

Remote fix: You could replace the file by pushing an overwrite the file using secure copy. bashrc shouldn't be invoked since it wouldn't be an interactive shell on the target system. Local fix: Another would be to change the file from a shell invoked from the bootloader, if available, like in...

Sudo won't work because you are root. sudo requests root to perform an elevated task on behalf of a lesser privileged user. What phone did you install NetHunter on? Was it one of the officially supported devices? Please list what is at /sys/class/net and provide listed devices.

Only one drive can be set as the boot device. In your case it's the NvME device. Most likely why Kali doesn't recognize it is because it doesn't have a driver for it. I have not setup multiple boots across multiple drives before and personally wouldn't recommend it. From reading about setting...

Does your device have a an ethernet port. Run " ifconfig" and look for eth0?

iwconfig wlan0 essid Network_Name key s:Password/key The s: is required before the password for the command to read it as ASII/plaintext and not HEX.

The link should give you the location of the config file I believe you are looking for. As far as C code, it usually isn't kept on the computer with the binary it is transformed into. C is more efficient than say python because the conversion to binary has already occurred and no interpretation...

This may help. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/supported-ubuntu-virtual-machines-on-hyper-v

apt update apt reinstall gnome If the above does not work. apt remove gnome apt install gnome Or reinstall kali with different options.

There are lots of ways to find the answer to each individual item. Some commands provide general information while others will provide very detailed information. Your reply is very difficult to parse quite like your initial post. System OS and CPU: "uname -a" Services: depends on OS, "services...

What is meant by "get all data about a system"? All hardware information? Data about used and available resources hardware and/or services? Security and/or logging implementations? The statement "get all data about a system" is to general and should be better defined to provide the correct...

Try logging in with "kali" for username. Or follow the instructions in the link below. The install probably failed to create the user account "root" because there is already one in /etc/shadow and /etc/passwd. When following the walk through it maybe worth while checking /etc/shadow for all the...

Have you tried other connections besides bridged? What does the network look like to you your host system? Is it "Private", "Work", "Public"? This could apply a different firewall at the host level between your VM and the internet than what is applied to your host to the internet. This is...

Yes that is an inherited risk by automating to that degree. That risk can be mitigated through a few methods. 1. Manually copy the key to the server either through ssh or scp without providing the password in the command. You will be prompted for the password and won't be available in clear...

You don't actually supply the public key when using scp. You are going to want to supply the private key of the account being used on the destination when using "scp -i file". Or a more secure option might be to create a service like account with the only purpose and permissions to perform scp...

With Ubuntu I would use gparted to manage disk space for your Linux partitions. On windows I would use disk management. I would assign the extra space to windows before assigning the rest to Linux. Windows is pickier about disk allocation.

@arochester Your statement is only true for older versions of Kali. Kali recently restructured user permissions and now loads a standard user by default. https://www.kali.org/news/kali-default-non-root-user/ @Ravichandran Your question is not clear. Do you believe that you set a password that is...

Did you rename "VirtualXPVHD" to "Windows XP.vhd"? There could be one of two things wrong. One you didn't rename the file and created a new disk. Two Linux version of VirtualBox doesn't like the format of the file name. I always attempt to stay away from spaces with any file name in Linux. To...

Is the .vhd file something you created or a file you were given/downloaded? Did you install XP on the drive (.vhd) or are you trying to boot a vm someone else created?

What OS are you using? Try looking in /var/log for cron or cron.log. You may see it there if it ever ran. Copy command and recreate cron job.