Technical References (How To’s)

NETLAB+ is a remote access solution that lets students complete labs anywhere, and anytime. Here are the steps for logging in and using Netlab for the first time. Logging Into Netlab Login to Netlab: https://ccsenetlab2.kennesaw.edu/ Enter your Username and Temp Password and click Login Change your [Keep Reading]

Installing Kali Tools on ANY Version of Linux I am a huge fan of open source code, Kali, and Raspberry Pi’s. Unfortunately, there are quite a few tools on Kali that no longer work. It’s a huge pain to install the synaptic package manager and go through and uninstall the broken packages. [Keep Reading]

Kali Linux is great if you know exactly what you are doing. If something breaks, no problem. You fix it and keep moving. Unfortunately, as a Professor, all it takes is a [sudo apt-get install ‘bad package’] to have 30-70 students sending you emails. So I started looking for an [Keep Reading]

Introduction PiNet is a system that was developed by Andrew Mulholland, a Computer Science student at Queens University, Belfast. It was designed for schools/ organizations to setup and manage Raspberry Pi networks. The software/documentation is completely free and open source and has been built [Keep Reading]

What does Raspwn do? Raspwn emulates a vulnerable Linux web server. To use it just boot Raspwn then connect to RasPwn OS via WiFi.from your favorite pen-testing set-up. (We like Kali, ParrotS, BlackArch and Pentoo) Install You Will Need: A Raspberry Pi 3b (or a Pi 2b with hostapd compatible Wifi [Keep Reading]