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Ok so the 2nd package did not get installed because i386 arch is not added, you wouldn’t face this issue if you’re using the custom 2020 image, so please run the following command first:
dpkg –add-architecture i386
Then install the 2nd package again (the one below)
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/p/python-typing/python-typing_3.6.6-1_all.debThe process is not simple but definitly doable.
The list of changes are listed on the top left of the page there
https://zsecurity.org/download-custom-kali/Yeah I seen the actual email that was sent to you specifically mentioned this article.
Anyway the reason was that it was copied, and we only allow original articles here.Yeah in a real life scenario you’d be replying on the server being configured this way.
I’m glad you like the courses, please add your opinion as a review 🙂Hello Sithum,
You should got a reply on why it did not get published, I checked now with Maytham and he showed me that he responded to you with the reason from [email protected], so please check your email and maybe check the spam / junk in case it got delivered there.
Okay well you can change the permissions using the following command
sudo chmod 777 /file/to/change/permissions.logPlease check your spam and your junk folder, if its not there please contact [email protected] and he’ll be able to take it from there.
This is very strange, what if you just do
file=/var/log/auth.logAlso what about other files? like /etc/passwd
And are you sure the security settings set to low? if it is then please try removing all browsing data like history, catche…..etc set the security to low again and try again.Hello Bartosz,
Yeah see I chose to implement the cd like this because it is a more clean way of doing it, also doing it using the check_output or Popen will have the same effect which would basically execute the command successfully but won’t actually change the working directory.
And yes I wanted the commands to be executed in the same process, that way the backdoor will pause and only continue running once the command finishes execution.
