Okay if I turned off password auth, just used keys, disabled the Kali user and root login, how are you breaking in? Where’s the vulnerability? Which cve or cwe are you able to exploit?
A large attack surface doesn’t mean insecure. It just means less secure.
Source: I literally pentest for a living. No, I don’t even use Kali on a regular basis.
Kind of why I liked it. I could use some in game exploits to hit level 30, for better equipment scaling and considered that level 1.
Kali is secure as in once it’s configured, it cannot be accessed without creds, keys etc. That meets the definition of ‘secure’. It’s just Linux with a bunch of pre installed packages.
Of course something can always be more secure. But saying Kali isn’t secure is like me saying your PC isn’t secure because it isn’t air gapped like my most secure PC.
2012 was a bad time.
Except it is secure by design.
But you’re right about it not being meant as a daily driver.
Try opensuse. That’s working great for my living room PC.
Not with that attitude.
I know devs writing in it making over 200k per year. Ai isn’t that useful unless you can correct for it’s mistakes, which requires some experience with the language.
Maybe in another 10 years.
I keep writing comments like that and then having to erase them.
Marisha generally knows how to run a business, unless they reach far beyond their grasp, they’ll be fine.
Honestly this is how you end up in a phylactery.
I had that same one like 28 years ago.
I just try to befriend the water and it vanishes.
That’s kind of just socialism then.
Edit. Misread op comment.
As a Linux user, I love the steam deck. I’ll probably never own one, but what it did for Linux gaming was amazing
I find it better at things under 100 lines. Otherwise it starts to lose context. Any ideas how to address this?
You failed to answer my question. You’re clearly missing the point intentionally. You’re either a troll or retarded.