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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 103564" data-source="post: 1066315">Customization is the name of the game, love that about linux. Bodhi linux i decided to check out, because its lightweight, takes little resources and is based on ubuntu. Im running KVM in a debian linux container on chromebook with only 64gb of storage total for the whole device. Bodhi allows me to use less of this and place what tools i wanted for a light weight custom pentesting suite. I have Suricata running in IDS mode will more than likely switch it over to IPS mode before its over, but for now testing. Nmap and wireshark/tshark installed along with netsniff-ng and after a bit of testing will drop Kalis top 10 in minus the 2 already installed. Harden Iptables rules, set up IPS with suricata, and harden apparmor rules, drop filtering into the browser in advanced mode &quot;ublock&quot; and you are secure quite secure on linux. [SPOILER=&quot;customization&quot;][ATTACH=full]279859[/ATTACH][/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 103564, post: 1066315"] Customization is the name of the game, love that about linux. Bodhi linux i decided to check out, because its lightweight, takes little resources and is based on ubuntu. Im running KVM in a debian linux container on chromebook with only 64gb of storage total for the whole device. Bodhi allows me to use less of this and place what tools i wanted for a light weight custom pentesting suite. I have Suricata running in IDS mode will more than likely switch it over to IPS mode before its over, but for now testing. Nmap and wireshark/tshark installed along with netsniff-ng and after a bit of testing will drop Kalis top 10 in minus the 2 already installed. Harden Iptables rules, set up IPS with suricata, and harden apparmor rules, drop filtering into the browser in advanced mode "ublock" and you are secure quite secure on linux. [SPOILER="customization"][ATTACH type="full"]279859[/ATTACH][/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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