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BlackArch Linux 2019.06.01 Released : Lets see What's New inside

BlackArch is and Arch-based Penetration testing Linux distribution, this distro is specially made for Penetration Testers.  Here, the Statement of Developers- " Today we have released the new BlackArch Linux ISO and OVA images. Here is the changelog: added more than 150 new tools; added 'jedi-vim' plugin; updated vim plugins; included Linux kernel 5.1.4; ISO image file cleanups and tweaks; updated blackarch-installer to vercion 1.1.1; updated Xresources and Xdefaults, plus added support for rxvt-unicode; package quality assurance (runtime checks) was performed prior the ISO image build; updated all BlackArch tools and packages, including configuration files; updated all system packages; updated all window manager menus (Awesome, Fluxbox, Openbox). " In this new BlackArch distribution you can find multiple desktop environments like Gnome, i3, KDE, Openbox, etc. Repositories contain 2203 tools. You can install them individually or in groups as well. The m

The first thing you need to do after RHEL 8 installation.

1 - First we need to setup a hostname for our new machine. # hostnamectl set-hostname venom.thread.com 2 - Now you need to set up your IP address as you need. 3 - After all this, you need to configure yum server for package installation. In order to configure yum, you have three options- - Standalone Yum - Network-Based Yum - Third Party Yum (rpm fusion, epel release) a- Standalone Yum -            Standalone yum is a type of yum server which will work for one particular machine. If you want to configure standalone yum then follow these instructions- - First, you need to insert your bootable RHEL 8 DVD in your new redhat machine. - Mount that DVD under /mnt- # mount /dev/cdrom /mnt - Now change your directory inside /etc/yum.repos.d   # touch Appstream.repo BaseOS.repo      -you can define your own name. Now we need to edit these two files now I'm starting with Appstream.repo-  # vim AppStream.repo   [AppStream]     name = AppStream repo   baseurl = fil

How to install RHEL 8 in VirtualBox?

first of all you need to download RHEL 8 ISO from RedHat official website. After that you need to install latest version of virtual box in your physical machine. Now start the pre-installation wizard in VirtualBox and follow these slides- Press create new button in virtual box home screen and type any name for your linux virtual machine- After this it comes to main installation part now set all settings like following images- Now wait to finish the installation process. Thank you. If you have any doubt comment down, or you can mail on this  JohnTheH4cker

How to make bootable pen drive easily in Ubuntu.

You can make bootable pen drive using many methods. But today i'm going to show you easy method using third party app etcher-electron software. To install etcher-electron in Ubuntu you have to repositories to your Linux system- to add etcher repos in your system open software & updates using Ubuntu search - Now select Other Software tab in Software & Updates and click add button after this you can find a prompt which is asking for APT line. Paste the following line is this tab- deb https://dl.bintray.com/resin-io/debian stable etcher Then press add source button and now we have to add repositories key. Open terminal and type following line and press enter- sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu:80 --recv-keys 379CE192D401AB61 After this step type this command- sudo apt update && sudo apt install etcher-electron Now open etcher from application menu- First select ISO file then select media and in the last press flash button and boom its working.