Let’s say you love Armitage ( I do ) and you are doing a pentest assignment and you can only work remotely against a Kali 2.0 vm hosted in a datacenter or something. Armitage is a GUI tool and you really need to have a desktop to use it. Or at least that was what […]
Say what? This is probably well known by people that knows Linux a little more than average. I often have Kali Linux running on Hyper-V and I often struggle with resolution using the native Hyper-V console. After a little research I found out that I can install xrdp on the Kali machine and be able […]
While I am pretty much a Microsoft guy today, I fiddled quite a lot with Linux, and especially the Slackware distro back in the days . I recently threw away my old file server, that ran Linux (Slackware 12.1), and replaced it with some new hardware and Hyper-V. Since I like to keep up to […]
Ever tried to import a big dump file with SQL statements via phpMyAdmin? No dice, the limit is 2MB files. If you’re running some kind of UNIX/Linux environment you can easily import your file from command line: mysql -p -h localhost dbname < dump.sql -p flag to prompt for password, -h to connect to host. […]