Best hacking laptop and OS?

[@davidbombal]

Menu: Which is the best hacking OS? What does parrot say? 0:00 Neal's choice and why: 0:31 Which laptop does Neal use for hacking: 3:27 What about Windows and WSL2: 5:06 What about bare metal installations: 5:47 VM vs baremetal Performance: 7:34 Which laptop would you buy if starting out: 8:12 Moving from a Mac to Windows: 11:33 Ultimate laptop for hacking: 12:00 Career perspective: 13:45 How much of my time is hacking vs other tasks: 14:55 You are a *$%^& hacker if you cannot do this: 16:13 How much of my time will be spent on hacking: 20:13 How do I learn to write reports: 22:10 Breach reports: 26:30 Summary: 28:15 ============================== Examples of reports mentioned: ============================== FireEye: www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2021/01/phishing-campaign-woff-obfuscation-telegram-communications.html Securelist: securelist.com/sunburst-backdoor-kazuar/99981/ Krebs: krebsonsecurity.com/ ======================= Direct links mentioned: ======================= Mandiant: www.fireeye.com/mandiant.html Kaspersky Securelist: securelist.com/ Krebs: krebsonsecurity.com/ ================ Connect with me: ================ Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal KZbin: kzbin.info ================ Connect with Neal: ================ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nealbridges/ Twitter: twitter.com/ITJunkie Twitch: www.twitch.tv/cyber_insecurity ================ Links: ================ eLearn Security: elearnsecurity.com OSCP: www.offensive-security.com/courses-and-certifications/ INE: bit.ly/inetraining SANS: www.sans.org/ Hack the box: www.hackthebox.eu/ Try Hack Me: tryhackme.com/ CTF Time: ctftime.org/ctf-wtf/ CEH: www.eccouncil.org/programs/certified-ethical-hacker-ceh/ Cyber Blue: securityblue.team/ Cyber Defenders: cyberdefenders.org/ Did I miss something? Please comment. ================ Support me: ================ DavidBombal.com: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/yt999ccna Udemy CCNA Course: bit.ly/ccnafor10dollars GNS3 CCNA Course: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/gns3ccna10 Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[@madhukiran7614]

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[@sarmadahsan869]

Hi David, Loved all sessions with Neal, Please note my question, What is the best field in cybersecurity?? Especially Network hacking and scada, Plz

[@imkir4n]

@@sarmadahsan869 do you know ethical hacking and cyber security are two different domains

[@maximecharmettant2931]

hi david! thanks again for this great video!!! if you have another video planned with neil can you ask him about the futur of cybersec with automation. Thank you and keep up the good work

[@workemail1065]

Thanks a lot for this meeting session, Can I ask a Question ( What about the Kali NetHunter is it enough for used in hacking or penetration or not ? )

[@RichardDurham]

These sessions with Neal are absolutely brilliant! You push him to answer the questions we all need and want to know. Please keep up the great work!

[@amiladroid]

Thanks again Neal and David! Love all the interviews.

[@davidbombal]

Thanks!

[@NJ8991]

I think a point worth taking into consideration is dual-booting your OSs. If you really want to have them both on bare metal. In that case it would come down to getting more storage space rather than RAM in order to facilitate both systems, as only one would be booted up at a time. Great video, thanks very much for the insight!

[@evtimevtimov6203]

Really amazing video, David! I can fairly certain tell that your content is one of a kind! Keep it up, we as your community love what you do :)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@sir6693]

Neil is so precise and what I like at him is that he never dissapoints people that you have to do only this or nothing, he always provides alternatives so everybody could catch on, either financially, age related or skills. Thumbs up!

[@MrTastyZombie]

You two are an awesome duo! I am so thankful you two do these videos.

[@ARod75699]

Really enjoying your videos with Neal! Please keep them up. Great work David. I appreciate all you do.

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Alex!

[@alaazxxc]

This is hands down one of the best channels I have come across. Thank you so much David for these interviews with Neal and the awesome content. keep up the good work

[@davidbombal]

Thank you, I really appreciate that!

[@bluewinterwolf]

I started with kali and loved it but I found that due to the WiFi restrictions where I live iit makes kali unusable. However it considers Parrot a normal OS so started using Parrot and loved it. After learning how to create my own Linux OS I used Debian as a base as Kali and Parrot use Debian to and created my own OS called Blue Wolf.

[@fantasypvp]

I've not personally used Kali but your WiFi restrictions shouldnt be able to filter your traffic based on precisely what Linux distribution you're using unless there's something in your internet config that tells the network you run Kali

[@bluewinterwolf]

@fantasypvp I was living in a hostel at the time so I'm guessing it was either their firewall or a paid service to filter out software and operating systems as it even said it was blocked due to hacking ability. Now I have my own place and WiFi I don't have that issue but thought it was interesting that kali was banned but Parrot, Mint, Debian, Ubuntu and others were fine when you could download the same tools you get on Kali on other distros anyway.

[@bhonemyatpaingsoe7868]

I am a beginner into IT and ive been watching all your and network chuck's videos. Its helping a lot.

[@davidcosta5521]

I was looking for hacking books , in the same day David made a vídeo about, i was looking for a laptop for Ethical Hacking five minutes ago, David post a video about . Now i going to search a girlfriend and hope David do a video 😂😂😂

[@davidbombal]

Lol... great comment! 👍😂

[@hlbgghj]

hahahahahshahahaha

[@azurnxo2134]

Hahahaha

[@Nitishyadav-qm6nq]

I have seen this comment on David Instagram 🤣😂🤣

[@jameskona5054]

Which laptop is best for hacking and books?.. Pls

[@rockgames345]

Being a pentester with about 8 years of experience, It is completely true "You are a useless penetration tester if you cannot write a report". I've been mentoring alot of juniors who are top class CTF hackers but are absolutely pathetic at writing reports. I can't tell you the countless times I've saved their asses from being fired from the higher ups.

[@vz7742]

Kinda funny to be honest.

[@uMalice]

This is a favorite Bombal interview. Neil has great insight and details on how to succeed in the industry.

[@satanicereal8172]

Good session, but I have to disagree with the macbook recommendation. When going to assignments it's not great to carry multiple laptops in my case, and also in case of [ as in video ] using VMs, not bare metal. You get a windows laptop for the price of mbp and you get a dedicated gpu in most cases, expandability, sd card slots, ethernet port, etc etc That means you can play games. You can gpucrack. You can have the same laptop for a longer time. Depending on assignment Dell is more likely to be inconspicuous in corporate environment for example. With ThinkPads you get a keyboard that is amazing for writing and tank durability. I see absolutely no advantage in having a mac, except blending in at starbucks/costa.

[@educastellini]

-Great content teachers David and Neal ... !!! -I always say that and a crowd of Kali fan boys come to fight with me when I speak. -Kali is a tool (distro) compiled with the packages they test in their certification exam, it is not made to be an OS with all the features of an OS that would come in a standard distro, in short it is an ideal tool for run on VM (VMs are perfect toll I use a lot of then). -The Parrot seems to have more resources but has the same problem as Kali, it is a distro that Hackers know so they also know their vulnerabilities. -I am a network engineer and I worked with the military in my government for a long time and the security experts I met more than a decade ago used super unknown distro with a lot of things that they compiled altered kernel and so on will, almost always some variation of Arch. -Therefore when I go to learn Pentest I want to use BlackArch which just by looking at the amount of packages and tools that comes is immense the image is 2 or 3 times larger than Kali and Parrot, but this is my personal taste and even so i'm going to run it on VM so I run several tool VMs on both OS i run on the 2 separate hard drives I have on this note one has Windows and the other Linux (this hardware is old so VM for real use is very slow), I use for everything and is a standard Linux distro for Desktop and I use it as Desktop, Mini Server, but it is my personal taste, each one uses what they want. -Thanks for the knowledge ... !!!

[@nem4653]

Haha! The intro is my favorite. Good job sir!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@fooNotFUBAR]

5:47 Been a Linux desktop user since 2013. Bare metal OS is fine and dandy. Much like Neal said having a Windows host with 3 VMs to suit your needs is ideal for him; flip the scenario and have a linux based OS as the host with windows and others as a guest. As a software engineer I find linux a better development environment. No need to hate on us users on metal and state that "we're doing it to just look cool". Not my fault my workflow is better achieved and more of my time is spent in linux. Virtualization is the great mediator ...besides some networking issues. lol

[@KarlMySuitcase]

Never use windows on bare metal!

[@sharky9493]

You are absolutely right,,,,,this baldie had NO hacking experience,,,when he recommend APPLE,,,this is a no go...see my comment....

[@fooNotFUBAR]

@Elixir yeah... and Kali falls under that umbrella and could be fine as a daily given someone's workflow. My main point in the original comment was that some dev workflows don't necessitate proprietary/specific software as he mentions. For myself, Kali is perfectly fine as a dev and hobbyist. I rarely touch anything else and if so, I spin it up. That's all I was getting at lol

[@olexp9017]

@@KarlMySuitcase I would say never use Windows.

[@paladin11C40]

For those interested, I ran both Kali and ParrotOS on a 2007 Dell Inspiron 1525 running a core 2 Duo, I did upgrade to 8 GBs of Ram, both OS's were running off a 32GB Samsung thumb drive. If you are in a bind for money, an older laptop will work to run these OS's until a new one can be acquired.

[@abdallamohamed5844]

It's just the n-th time that I'm watching this podcast, thank you 🤗

[@dillon1012]

Good things come to those who look for them. The more I look, the more great mentors I find. I have ADHD, and it's difficult to sit down and study. Your work has taught me so much, and I have loads of fun doing it. Thank you David Bombal for your amazing videos.

[@RileyCastine]

Run a Linux Distro as the bare metal OS on the laptop, build a Windows 10 VM for business integration and have VM's for ParrotOS Security and Kali. On my laptop, I run Parrot OS Home (the non security distro) and have VM's for ParrotOS security, Kali and Windows 10. Runs great on a Dell XPS 13 or 15 from 2018.

[@ABDR._.]

Great Mr.David You are The Best Keep Going 👏👏👏👏👏

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@r.n.dspectra1775]

@@davidbombal Why don't you talk about RDP in addition to VM 🤔?

[@MauroEnding]

Im looking for the purpose of my life...jk love your comment! Lol

[@s.aravindh6227]

Interesting video my laptop os parrot os 👍👍👍👍

[@kolevrk]

Another very useful video! Please, keep these series going! Thanks a lot and take care!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Rado. Happy to hear that.

[@thewardedone1564]

Neal rocking the Clocks and Colors, nice!

[@humptydumpty6323]

What a coincidence, I was looking to buy a laptop a your latest video poped into my notification icon ! :) ...I'm pretty lucky

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Tanish!

[@humptydumpty6323]

@@davidbombal Hey, can you make a " detailed " video with Neil, on how to become OSCP.

[@Mbro-dq2do]

so cute when you have your kiddos in. your kids look super happy bro

[@raginranga3494]

Thanks David and Neal, interesting conversation and could listen for hours

[@archygrey9093]

The advantage of Parrot/Kali for learners is that they can discover and learn about all the existing programs on the distro and discover tools they never knew existed without extensive googling . You can hack just fine with most other distros but only when you are already experienced enough to know what tools and programmes you want to install in the first place.

[@kingof9x]

I have been running 16 GB of RAM for so long. I agree that it's more than enough for most use cases, but I want more on my laptop.

[@iyeetsecurity922]

I've heard/read that if you're using VMs a lot that 32gb is a big help. Trying to get more insight to that claim before I make the jump.

[@neo778]

Some tipps for Windows (according 11:33) 1. Use Bitlocker or VeraCrypt for full disc encryption 2. use Chocolatey to install your software 3. choose WSL, Docker or HyperV, if you need Linux or Bash Apple guys, you still think anything is missing?

[@notholdini2740]

Virtual machine

[@neo778]

@@notholdini2740 The classic Hypervisor for Windows is HyperV, but in many cases Docker or WSL are a smart Alternative.

[@hunkdahunk]

David, your videos are phenominal! Clarity, content, structure of video is simply brilliant. Thank you for all you do Sir!

[@vishalraj7532]

Thank you David for that much of information. Really appreciated🔥

[@davidbombal]

You''re welcome Vishal!

[@atruceforbruce5388]

I like the look and feel of Parrot OS with a side of Black Arch. I think what a good topic may be why any "GIT, repository gets old and outdated quick.

[@randomstuffs5571]

Hello David. Thank you so much for covering the ethical hacking education portion. It took me almost one year just to figure it out what do I need to learn, read and where should I start from. I'm still figuring out. But your videos helps a lot for people like who just started. I'm not sure if you've already covered if we need to learn programming for hacking. If so then which languages. If you can discuss this issue in future videos. That would be much appreciated. And definitely loving your discussion together. Please keep it going. You guys are putting out very important informations. Thank you again.

[@tentrot4420]

I was waiting for the laptop part so long

[@davidbombal]

Happy to hear that Ivan!

[@MrPunkOP]

Thanks, Sir... This Video is Part of my Playlist Now

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@wimnanoe5887]

Thank you again David and Neal

[@paulwromero]

Love these intros!!! lol Also love these discussions and Neal's choice in backdrop :)

[@RitikSharma-lj7tr]

Lot of love from India sir🥰🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Thanks for this useful information 🥰🥰..

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome Ritik

[@liamjohn3778]

Wow you guys to go check out gwin_tech on Instagram men that guy is a genius and a computer freak and also reliable he’s the best 💯💯

[@Beebster_]

Bought myself two second hand Lenovo mini desktops for under $150 each. Keep an eye out for the “enterprise” brands (HP, Dell, Lenovo), as companies dump them onto the market when they replace them as part of their asset refreshes. Many second hand ones become available every year and they typically have high end features such as ram and SSDs.

[@zeliavoss]

I made a LinkedIn account because of Neal's initial video. He's now my first connection, I'm off to a great start!

[@davidbombal]

Fantastic!

[@nullpwn]

Very strong points, until now I used parrot as my daily but I've always complained about the sucky integration with all my stuff; I guess I should've use a VM by now :)) good work!

[@aussierule]

I love these videos man. Thank you for making them. As an amateur still learning a lot of stuff, these distros really help me make sure my own network and devices are secure which is such a huge factor for me and should be for everyone. I don't take any pleasure in the idea of using these against other people. Everyone's been a victim of a hack at least once. And the feeling is a deep feeling of violation and paranoia. I don't wish that on anyone. That's what led me to your awesome channel. Thanks again!

[@wilcosec]

Learning how to use pentesting tools is more important than running them on the latest and greatest hardware.

[@liamjohn3778]

Wow you guys to go check out gwin_tech on Instagram men that guy is a genius and a computer freak and also reliable he’s the best 💯💯

[@cybersecchannel8397]

I am using separate laptop for penetration testing only, on which I am running Kali and Parrot (dual boot) on bare metal. It is a laptop with integrated and dedicated GPU's just in case I need to run some password cracking etc... while on the go. So, if you are going with bare metal installation, if you can - go with integrated + dedicated GPUs model (and dont buy macbook for bare metal installation). If you are using Virtual Machine, no use of GPU anyway.

[@davidbombal]

Great comment Gargoyles. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheFrantic5]

The most important aspect of having a hacking distro is that when you're starting out, it gives you all the important tools you need when you don't actually know what tools you need yet.

[@middleclasshacker363]

Awesome content david bhai❤️

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@ABDR._.]

Thank you very much and good luck Mr.David 💖

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome! And thank you for your support!

[@zarankhan121]

you both are awesome brother good to see this video

[@dogma7911]

Neil looks a lot bigger without the parrot mask on!

[@dogma7911]

@@r.n.dspectra1775 I was being funny.

[@r.n.dspectra1775]

@@dogma7911 ok👍😅

[@r4nd0m25]

Thank you very much for putting the subtitles

[@abhilashsingh20]

If it is possible I would love to see both of you talking about digital forensics 😄

[@kenyonbowejr8636]

I finally got to view as soon as a release I love your videos they are a huge inspiration, thank you for what you are doing.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Kenyon!

[@cyberc0l0mbiana]

LOVE IT! 🔥 David & Neal dropping some major golden nuggets - as always! 💣 👊🏻

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Debbie!

[@matt79de]

Neal touched an interesting point there and i'd love to see you guys go over that particular thing in a future video: How does stuff like the GDPR and ethical hacking/pentesting go together? How would one make it work? How about places (that is countries) that try to ban 'hacker tools'? What are your thoughts/experiences/... in that regard?

[@eoj8603]

Another excellent conversation, every time I think of a question to ask you David. You publish a video answer, please keep the good work.

[@davidbombal]

Thanks Joe!

[@ekistic]

I would even go further with installing kali on bare metal for your daily mails and reports: it seems like an unnecessary risk for being reverse hacked and unnecessarily exposing your information. By using compartments you avoid seeping data from one VM to another or to your main system.

[@haroldw2823]

How about the M1 Macs with virtualising kali and others. Any thoughts on this? Great content by the way...

[@TheB1nary]

I have the same question! In my experience, it's very difficult to virtualise the needed environments on M1 Macs (as good as Parallels is). I have thought about Amazon Lightsail or GCP - but that could end up expensive...

[@j.vosier6786]

@@TheB1nary what laptop do u have? Im majoring in cyber security

[@SokhengKim]

@@j.vosier6786 go MacBook Pro 16 core i9 if you have money.

[@j.vosier6786]

@@SokhengKim how about a good laptop under $1000?

[@davidmarciehollie459]

Great video! So much valuable content! Thanks David and Niel!

[@sligon00]

This had me cracking up ... really cute intro...loved it. :-)

[@spydergs07]

Asus ROG, 64GB ram, 2080 gpu, i9 10th gen cpu... My favorite multiple use PC for VM's.

[@K0rr0d3d]

Great point about people trying to use Kali as a daily driver. Just not feasible. But on a dual boot you'll have the best of both

[@levijiang5593]

yay my man finally made a video about these 2 OS was waiting for it

[@davidbombal]

Much appreciated!

[@mohammedelbeghdadi2285]

Great video, thank you David and Neal; I've got to work on my report writing skills :)

[@bradleyscott3182]

Great video, advice. Thanks for helping everyone keep learning, sharing tips and growing in knowledge. I like the fact it was mentioned, you can't just go hack anything, it has to be planned, a report written and compiled together. I have been learning hacking for 6 years, have a sound background, multiple skills, great aptitude for learning. For me it would be windows pc. I carry another cheap laptop for testing attacks against. Most applications that are on github will run in powershell, I also run kali on a thumb drive, must add love parrot and tails. Keep up the great content. To add to what, so what, now what. Learn, test, document.

[@latunglawang852]

Tanks sir.david God bless you 🙏 ( I'am from Indonesia )

[@borat1]

watching this on Parrot OS!! this is by far the best OS for a mix of daily use and hacking.

[@nawid1687]

I really enjoy these collaborations. keep em coming sir bombal you're the best!

[@laurencioblock]

Amazing video!!! Thanks David for share your knowledge!!!!👏👏👏👏

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Marcelo! You're welcome.

[@laurencioblock]

@@davidbombal thanks David I'm learn with Kali Linux and a standard laptop, I don't have a lots of resources. For all of this thanks, because I learn with you!

[@fredaobezerrabr]

AMAZING video guys! Thanks to David and Neal! Inspiring me start to learn hacking to be a pen tester! Big hug from Brazil!

[@FarmanPRO]

Just wanna mention that . We should really appreciate that we have an awesome channel like David getting all these information for free that I bet you you can't get them even in a Premium courses.

[@bobsuruncle4a777]

Very informative video again! Curious if with Apple starting to use the new M1 chips if Macbooks are still Neal's choice

[@HillaryAlexPriest]

Tag team back again.... love this... knowledge over load.

[@hsfi7408]

Lenovo Thinkpad P52/P53/P15 support max 128Gb of Ram. And some of them support 2 or 3 HDD/SDD depending on configuration. Some of them officially support Linux. Also on some laptops you can install Hackintosh

[@hairystyles4212]

Great video, thank you to both of you

[@operationtwistedpretzel]

Awesome video as per usual!

[@xtobyplayz5946]

Thank you as always David for another very helpful and informative video! Keep up the great work :D

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@sarojgurung4521]

Researching WSL after watching this video. Got me curious now.

[@ajsyt]

@@noblesavage149 seriously? WSL 2

[@jdanks]

so what i did when i started getting hard into linux and i wanted to hop around is i bought an older thinkpad (t430) with 16gb ram i5 500gb ssd it was around $100. i went on amazon and found a caddy for an additional ssd that replaces the optical drive. so with the 2 ssd the main one it boots to has an arch install with cinnamon/hyprland as my daily driver and the second ssd is used for security distros which ive tested a few. parrot os worked out nice running vms for kali and other util distros. as a side note depending on the desktop environment / window manager you use for the main box there are ways to hide the second ssd in the file manager and other places if you dont want people poking around or you are hiding it.

[@Cesar33-pl]

Thank you very much for this video David!

[@Firoz900]

You are my best guide Bombal. Thank you.

[@ronetteprinsloo5048]

Loving these vids with Neal! Thank you David

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Ronette!

[@ronetteprinsloo5048]

@@davidbombal would be so cool if both of you could talk about blue team. What resources to use etc.

[@Nyambose051]

Much insight, Thank you!

[@djimrankhanphilo]

I agree report writing is the main part with avoiding technical terms while presenting to customer

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

First, thanks for all the videos. They’re a valuable resource of which I only recently became aware. I’d consider myself computer literate only as far as I can navigate Windows on a PC and usually figure out whatever general issues may arise. I hasn’t been since this past year that I really wanted to learn as much as possible before time catches up with me. I’ve heard this discussion about what hardware is best for a given task. My question finally… with the ability to get a fully functional machine with respectable stats , that’ll run nearly any OS out there, all in a form factor that will fit in a pocket-- Why hasn’t anyone come up with a modular Laptop design, that could hold several, individual SBCs , with all the I/O ports , WiFi BLE RF gear and would still be the size of a MacBook Pro. I have an ancient Toshiba Satellite that could hold 4 pounds of SBCs plus whatever else would be needed. I wouldn’t be surprised if this already exists. If so, please point me in the right direction. Thanks for the videos and all the great info.

[@TheOctetmasquer]

Thanks a lot! Great material. The advice on writing reports, presale and customer relation are really appreciated. I find that in small company you have to be a jack of all trade. And we don’t talk too much about it.

[@aaronwhite1786]

Granted, I was using my old 2009 MacBook pro, but I honestly did not like running Kali off of bare metal on it. Since grabbing VMWare Workstations and tossing it on my desktop and just using a Wifi USB (that I had to use on my Macbook anyway, since the drivers just wouldn't work for me) my life has been so much easier. Someday I'll get a nice laptop and throw this setup on there, so I can stick with Windows 10 and still have my multiple VM's as needed.

[@ashishashish-di3cg]

When you reach on a certain stage You will able to decide which is is better for you But thanks for helping newbies

[@davidbombal]

Agreed. We all need to start somewhere and then we can take different paths based on our personal preference.

[@billyfarrington374]

I feel like these distros are good for newbies, but once you have a direction you want to go I find them both lacking and a bit bloated. Neal hit the nail on the head by saying you can turn anything into a good hacking rig.

[@ashishashish-di3cg]

@@billyfarrington374 yaa right

[@phabeondominguez5971]

@@ashishashish-di3cg to be fair, NO ONE BUT newbies would be watching this so..

[@Fuzzycap]

I really like how the parrot acted and narrated...... really good voice modulation and acting

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Ayush!

[@nicholassattaur9964]

Thank you David for the informative content

[@davidbombal]

You'r welcome Nicholas!

[@cobraviky2799]

As always greats video and interviews thanks a lots @david and neal :)

[@elkins540]

Writing reports is some of my weakness due my language barrier. I currently attending an Technical writhing class and I am doing well except that I need to work more in my sentence structure. great video I am hook with your contend.

[@paulhernandez3529]

Thank you David for this type of information. It helps a lot to know the other side of IT work !

[@manasandmohit]

Ok, it's confirmed, he is actually reading my mind. Lots of love for all the useful content you put here.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@davidbombal]

I'm reading your mind right now! 😂

[@dannihijacked2508]

I know right????

[@gaitondebhau3378]

Neal and David you are both amazing Im getting answers through your videos

[@jeronimodileo1975]

So glad to see u David this videos and your courses help me a lot through my path in cibersecurity and networking, Saludos desde Argentina🇦🇷

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Jeronimo!

[@nocomment296]

I'm in love with Niel... Great value on KZbin.. thanks from India... Though I'm not Computer science student.. yet I'm trying to learn it... It's interesting subject

[@mach1982]

In a recent edition of Linux Format they had an article exactly on on this topic , they testrd a number hacking distros and while Kail came out at the top , Parrot OS came a close second. They came to the conclusion that if planning to use your laptop both for hacking and as everyday device the Parrot OS is the the best. That what I have done installed it on a second had refurbished i5 Dell with 8GB Ram. I do have a refurbished Lenovo desktop with Ubuntu and 32 GB Ram with both Kail and Parrott VMs if I need more power.

[@davidbombal]

Great share :)