Hello, Readers today we at Kryptos Technology will be showing you how to make a bootable USB stick on window’s computer with Kali Linux ISO to reprogramming your computer, you can choose any Operating system. We will be using Kali Linux O.S for this tutorial but if you want to use Kali Linux feel free […]
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Inverse Path is an Italy-based information security consultation firm which has come up USB Armory. A tiny USB computer capable of enhancing the security of your existing computer or acts as a device for testing security. It has an ARM Core processor and 512MB RAM. Related Post You May Interest In The killer USB That
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After eight Release Candidates and lots of development work, Linux kernel 4.8 has been released by Linus Torvalds. The latest kernel release brings better support for lots of hardware and components. This release also marks the opening of the merge window for 4.9 kernel, which will be the next LTS kernel branch. As planned, Linux creator
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ArchStrike is new ArchLinux based penetration testing distribution made for security researchers and enthusiasts. We all know that Kali Linux is currently most used penetration testing distribution since It’s based on Debian and easy to use. In this case, ArchStrike is based on mode-advanced Arch Linux. On question “How does ArchStrike compare to Kali?” –
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Linux creator Linus Torvalds has finally announced the release of Linux kernel 4.7. After seven Release Candidates, kernel 4.7 is here with numerous bug fixes, new features, and security changes. This release brings the support for new AMD Radeon RX 480 GPUs and adds a new functionality that lets you change your CPU’s operating frequency. or the
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LinuxLinux was developed by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki in Finland. It was inspired by Minix, a small Unix System and was introduced in October 1991. The first official version was Linux 0.02. In 2001, 2.4 version was released. It is developed under GNU license, which allows the source code of Linux to
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