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2018-01-17T11:24:02Z

Passwordless Login

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	'''DO THIS STEP ONCE'''		'''DO THIS STEP ONCE'''

	1. Create public SSH key on your computer <code>ssh-keygen -t ~~dsa~~</code>		1. Create public SSH key on your computer <code>ssh-keygen -t rsa</code>

	2. Print the public key for your computer to the screen so you can copy it to the clipboard: <code>cat ~/.ssh/~~id_dsa~~.pub</code>		2. Print the public key for your computer to the screen so you can copy it to the clipboard: <code>cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub</code>

	3. Remotely log into the Pi via SSH		3. Remotely log into the Pi via SSH

2018-01-17T10:47:55Z

Passwordless Login

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			# this command outputs environment variable definitions
	ssh-agent > ~/ssh.file		ssh-agent > ~/ssh.file

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	chmod +x ~/ssh.file		chmod +x ~/ssh.file
	~/ssh.file > /dev/null		~/ssh.file > /dev/null

	# this will set the variables $SSH_AGENT_PID and $SSH_AUTH_SOCK		# this will set the variables $SSH_AGENT_PID and $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
	rm -f ~/ssh.file		rm -f ~/ssh.file
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	alias pi="pi"		alias pi="pi"
	function pi() {		function pi() {
	~~# put environmental variables in ssh.file~~
	ssh-agent > ~/ssh.file		ssh-agent > ~/ssh.file

	~~# execute this file, sending output to /dev/null~~
	chmod +x ~/ssh.file		chmod +x ~/ssh.file
	~/ssh.file > /dev/null		~/ssh.file > /dev/null

2018-01-17T07:37:57Z

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2017-08-13T02:09:15Z

Flush Some Turds

2017-08-13T02:09:01Z

Change Your Password

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	Kali installations use a default password of "toor". Change this IMMEDIATELY. Use the <code>passwd</code> command.		Kali installations use a default password of "toor". Change this IMMEDIATELY. Use the <code>passwd</code> command.

			==Flush Some Turds==

			Three big turds that come with the Kali Raspberry Pi image that should be flushed (done away with, destroyed, vaporized, wiped from the face of the pi): apache, xfce (x windows system), and network manager.

			<pre>
			$ apt-get remove -y apache2 xfce4 xfwm4
			$ apt-get remove -y network-manager network-manager-gnome
			$ apt -y autoremove
			</pre>

	==Software Update==		==Software Update==

2016-02-21T19:33:06Z

Passwordless Login

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	# this will set the variables $SSH_AGENT_PID and $SSH_AUTH_SOCK		# this will set the variables $SSH_AGENT_PID and $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
	rm -f ~/ssh.file		rm -f ~/ssh.file
	ssh ~~root~~@pi-ip-address		ssh username@pi-ip-address
	</pre>		</pre>

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	# ssh to pi		# ssh to pi
	ssh ~~root~~@pi-ip-address		ssh username@pi-ip-address
	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>

2016-02-19T08:39:38Z

Install Pi Toolbox

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	apt-get install -y vim screen tmux tshark tcpdump git		apt-get install -y vim screen tmux tshark tcpdump git stunnel
	</pre>		</pre>

2016-02-19T08:38:22Z

Install Pi Toolbox

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	apt-get install -y python-dev		apt-get install -y python-dev
	wget https://~~raw~~.~~github~~.~~com/pypa/pip/master/contrib~~/get-pip.py		wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
	python get-pip.py		python get-pip.py
	</pre>		</pre>

2016-02-19T03:28:58Z

Install Pi Toolbox

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	apt-get install -y vim screen tmux tshark tcpdump		apt-get install -y vim screen tmux tshark tcpdump git
	</pre>		</pre>

2016-02-19T03:26:42Z

Install Pi Toolbox

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	apt-get install -y vim		apt-get install -y vim screen tmux tshark tcpdump
	~~apt-get install -y~~ tshark
	~~apt-get install -y~~ tcpdump
	</pre>		</pre>