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Git Repositories and Building Dependencies in Kali Linux
Check if the version installed is 0.6.1-1 or higher (Kali is not supported out of the box for versions below this). If it’s lower,…
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Kali Git Repositories for Source Packages
Run `sudo apt-get update` and then install signal using `sudo apt-get install signal`. Note that this repository is not officially supported by Kali Linux,…
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Securely Downloading and Verifying Signed Packages in Kali Linux
To ensure that only trusted packages are installed, Kali Linux uses GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) for package signing. This allows developers to sign their…
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Customizing Kali Packages
Here are the steps to follow: 1. Create a new directory in /srv/chroots/ called kali-dev-amd64-sbuild, which will be used as the chroot environment for…
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Upgrading Kali Rolling System
Now, if you’re like me (which is a good thing), you might have been avoiding this task for a while now because it sounds…
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How to install and configure dpkg for package management on Ubuntu
Use examples when they help make things clearer. Alright, let me break it down for you like a boss: So, imagine you have this…
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Understanding Configuration Scripts in Debian
They tell it where to find stuff, what dependencies need to be met, and how to handle any conflicts that might arise. Here’s an…
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Virtual Packages in Debian
That’s where virtual packages come in! They allow you to create a fake version of a package that satisfies the dependencies without actually installing…
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Understanding Conflicts and Breaks in Package Management
Conflicts happen when two packages have files with the same name but different contents. This can cause problems because the system doesn’t know which…
