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Rasberry Pi 3 + Kali Linux
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So I have a question, well I actually have a few. Ive been thinking on buying a raspberry pi for quiet sometime now but I want to know if there worth it? I do plan on Using it for Kodi and have a separate SD Card for Kali Linux. Now we all remember those days when we could DDoS People on Xbox Live grabbing their IPs with Kain&Abel. Now I'm older (21 To Be Exact )and have my Associates in Design, I want to teach my self a new skill. While learning to HACK Is a bit of a big world, I want to learn the basics onto penetrate a network, Jam Wifi, grab ips at coffee shops, Hack into peoples phones, Just really play around. I binged watched Mr Robot and now I'm dying to try it out. I have been playing with Kali through Virtual Box and I seems hard at first but I'm up to learning a new skill. Now heres my questions?!?
Is a Rasberry Pi 3 Able to work as a decent, Fast, Kali Lunix Machine?
Can I run a Rasberry Pi through USB 3.1 Power from my PC?
Whats better for Kodi, RasPi or Firestick?
Is Kali Linux hard to learn?!?
Is a Rasberry Pi 3 Able to work as a decent, Fast, Kali Lunix Machine?
Can I run a Rasberry Pi through USB 3.1 Power from my PC?
Whats better for Kodi, RasPi or Firestick?
Is Kali Linux hard to learn?!?
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Kali Linux is just the base framework, you can't really learn it, you more learn the tools.
That being said, some of the bigger tools, ie Network Reconnaissance will take a while depending on the scans you are running due to the PI being a very portable machine and having a relatively low processing power, however that doesn't mean it won't be "effective" they are quite nifty things. Additionally, I would suggest you don't try and learn the basics of so many different things, ie. Network penetration and hacking into somebodies phone (which alone is very hard if it is a newer model).
A RPI 3 can run through USB power but make sure it does get enough power, you will notice a small multicolored box at the top right if it isn't. I would also try learning a language such as Python on it, a few tools are made with it and it is a fairly easy one to get you going. PI comes with Python too.
Overall I would suggest you get one, the price to portability/use is totally worth it. I own one and love it, all be it I don't use it too much as I am always at my desktop the majority of time.
That being said, some of the bigger tools, ie Network Reconnaissance will take a while depending on the scans you are running due to the PI being a very portable machine and having a relatively low processing power, however that doesn't mean it won't be "effective" they are quite nifty things. Additionally, I would suggest you don't try and learn the basics of so many different things, ie. Network penetration and hacking into somebodies phone (which alone is very hard if it is a newer model).
A RPI 3 can run through USB power but make sure it does get enough power, you will notice a small multicolored box at the top right if it isn't. I would also try learning a language such as Python on it, a few tools are made with it and it is a fairly easy one to get you going. PI comes with Python too.
Overall I would suggest you get one, the price to portability/use is totally worth it. I own one and love it, all be it I don't use it too much as I am always at my desktop the majority of time.
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