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My favorite pentesting setup.

Today i'm setting up the #KaliLinux #Docker #container for my #ansible #playbook. This setup has some pretty cool advantages for me.

I can:

  • access the shell and files using #SSH and #SFTP.
  • customize the installation to the fullest extend using the #Dockerfile.
  • easily route the #networktraffic through a #vpn using #gluetun.
  • reproduce the setup (i love Docker).
  • use GUI apps from that container using X11Forwarding or by installing a #vnc server.

This has been my favorite #pentesting setup so far for obvious reasons. I can access a fully configured pentesting environment on all my devices, always accessible and ready to go.

In case anyone is interested in the setup, it will be included in my ansible playbook, which will be published on this repository.

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Today i've learned that i don't need coder. I am now deploying an #ubuntu container from a #Dockerfile with an #openssh #server installed. This is a much better setup. Nearly every #Codeeditor supports #ssh workspaces so i'm not limited.

But the best thing about this setup is that it is very easy to automate using #Ansible.

I've used the same approach to set up #kali #linux environments months ago and should have stuck with that. It just works.

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I run #Ubuntu on my #RPi, it's fun, & has a tiling WM. But Spotify* doesn't work & no #rp-bookshelf. So I installed #Docker & made a #Dockerfile to run #bookworm with the #RaspberryPi repo. Yanked the Pi gpg form their distro, Other issues also. Spotify works on this #Docker image.

Anybody interested in this? Should I github it & try to make a way to get the key & repo info automatically?

* Don't want #Spotify, spouse & children got a plan. So I have an account. So listen to my playlists!

What the fuck was wrong with just good old #virtualmachine s?

All I want is a fucking #server.

But noooooo I've got to build a #Dockerfile and then an image and then put it in a #registry and then build a #helm #chart and then a helm config and then create a namespace and then push an update to a #gitops and then a pod and then a

Fucking -- New Guest Machine. Pick OS. Set resources. Create. Run. Fucking done.

Whose brilliant fucking idea was all this unnecessary bullshit?

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2/2 This was because the #Dockerfile that represented the action would have to be invoked every time your action was used, building it before use. I recently learned that with GitHub Actions you can point to a container image rather than a Dockerfile. Your action and publish the built container independently. That plus Native AOT can make for some really compelling .NET GitHub Action functionality. #dotnet #nativeaot