INSTALL 7z (7-ZIP) ON KALI 2024.1
Open a terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
7zip will install
to zip a folder
7z a ZIPFILENAME.7z folder/
Open a terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
7zip will install
to zip a folder
7z a ZIPFILENAME.7z folder/
It is common practice to simply type in commands into a terminal and leave the terminal with never clearing the history. The problem is, if someone accesses your system, they can see everything you have done, which can be an issue.
To check your terminal history, Open a Terminal and type:
history
To clear the History, simply type:
history -c
Now you can check your history again by typing:
history
And you can see it is clear. Do this before you log off your computer every time for good measure
This is a quick guide on how to install tor on the newest version of Kali Linux. By default the version that I am running does not have it.
Open a terminal and Type:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install tor -y
sudo apt install torbrowser-launcher -y
Now to run Tor you will need to open a second terminal
In the first terminal type:
tor
Press Enter. This will start the service
In the second terminal, type:
torbrowser-launcher
Press Enter
This will open the Browser
Try navigating to my Onion site to test it out:
longleycr37tvhhrxmbs3buk3ze6vtpyouz3gy6uytdqqfvoiqrf3yyd.onion
This is a quick How-To on installing Tails OS to a USB Drive, so you can use TOR on any computer, Anywhere
To start, on your computer:
Download BalenaEtcher and install it
Visit https://tails.net/ to get your copy of Tails, which was created by the makers of TOR
Download Tails, the latest version
Insert a USB into your Computer
Open BalenaEtcher
Click Flash From File
Select Tails
Select Target
Select your USB Drive
Click Flash!
Once it is done being flashed, you can put it in a computer to use
Boot/Reboot the computer
Select your USB Drive on startup
Tails will begin!
Once you are in Tails, to use TOR, click Activities in the Top Left
Select Tor Browser
Connect the circuit to the tor network.
Once connected to Tor you can test it by visiting my website:
Go to https://jaylongley.com and navigate to the Contact Page
Note that UBlock Origin has found trackers on my website. It finds google analytics and whatnot. This is supposed to happen. You will see why in a minute.
There you will see a tor address. Copy that address
Open a new tab in Tor
Place the Onion address that you received from my contact page, and navigate there
You will see my darkweb page appear
Now note UBlock Origin, has NO trackers here. To use Tor and ensure your safety, only work with pages and sites that do not track you!
Happy Surfing
Quick How-To install Tor
Open a terminal
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y tor torbrowser-launcher
torbrowser-launcher
Thats it!
Open a terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
ifconfig
Note your wireless adapters…if any are installed
lsusb
Note the USB devices on the pi. You will not see the ALFA wifi device
Next type
sudo apt-get install realtek-rtl88xxau-dkms
Drivers will install, this may take a few minutes.
Once it is done type the following
lsusb
You will now see the Realtek Adapter
ifconfig
You will now see your ALFA wireless card
I have run into a situation where I need to find a file named zip.html and change it to download.zip on several hundred files.
To do so, I simply need to run the following from the command line as root
find . -type f -name zip.html -execdir mv zip.html download.zip \;
While TOR is the recommended way to access the dark web, everyone and anyone can still visit without the same level of anonymity. I certainly would suggest using TOR always, however if you need to get to any .onion site from a computer without tor, you can do so by following this:
Open an internet browser (Edge, Firefox, Chrome, etc)
Type in the .onion site (ex. https://protonirockerxow.onion/rc/)
After the .onion portion of the address, add .dog (ex
Press Enter
You are now viewing RISEUP’s website on the darkweb, using a regular browser
How much information are you exposing on the internet? Check out the links below to find out more….
IP v4 Address Leaks
https://ipleak.net
https://nordvpn.com/what-is-my-ip/
https://browserleaks.com/ip
IP v6 Address Leaks
https://ipv6leak.com
DNS Leak
https://dnsleak.com/
https://www.dnsleaktest.com/
Browser Leaks
https://browserleaks.com/
Email Leaks
https://emailipleak.com/
Java Leaks
https://browserleaks.com/javascript
Canvas Fingerprinting
https://browserleaks.com/canvas
WebGL Testing
https://browserleaks.com/webgl
SSL Client Test
https://browserleaks.com/ssl
Geolocation Testing
https://browserleaks.com/geo
And SOOOOO Much More
https://browserleaks.com/#more
On your Kali box, you will want to go to the AMD Driver download page for the RX 480 Cards
Once there you will want to download the UBUNTU Drivers
After the download completes, open a Terminal
Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the drivers and type
tar -xJvf amd(AND THE REST OF THE NAME OF THE FILE)
cd to the amd driver directory
nano amdgpu-pro-install
ctrl +w and search for ubuntu
After the ubuntu | linuxmint | debian text, insert | kali
So the line will look like
ubuntu | linuxmint | debian | kali
Save the file and exit
Type the following to install the drivers, and it should go through now. If you encounter any errors, you may need to repair and reinstall the drivers
./amdgpu-pro-install -y –opencl=legacy