The USB Rubber Ducky is a famous hacker tool that allows quick exploitation of a target computer, provided you know what script you want to run in advance.
SecurityFWD will try out a new tool called the Wi-Fi Duck that allows a hacker to connect and run payloads from up to blocks away.
This allows hackers to run USB Rubber Ducky like scripts without needing to know what kind of computer they’re hacking in advance.
freeCodeCamp.org provides this free course, where you will learn the basics of Kali Linux.
The course covers installation, using the terminal / command line, bash scripting, tools and features for ethical hacking, and more. The course focuses on Kali Linux but much of the content applies to other versions of Linux as well.
NetworkChuck provides a great overview of what virtual machines are.
NetworkChuck shows us how to optimize the Raspberry Pi for kids to learn Linux, coding, and Hacking.
We setup multi-user login, add user accounts, enable remote access from an ipad, and install Kali Linux hacking tools Yersinia and Ettercap.
NetworkChuck shows us how to install Kali Linux on Windows 10 in under 5 minutes (full tutorial) using WSL 2. (Windows Subsystem for Linux 2)
The Cyber Mentor explores the how and why you should build an Active Directory Lab in this cyber-security filled tutorial video.
