Whatsapp is no longer a privacy focused app. The video below explains why this is true. If you use "Whatsapp" switch to "Signal".

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Hey guys, I'm just wondering if any of you run Kali linux on your personal devices. I am currently running Ubuntu and just manually installing the tools I am aware of like nmap and john. Is there a benefit to using Kali or is it just hype? I heard the Ubuntu/debian is what the majority of the web servers are running on the internet. Also I was reading that RHEL/red hat run most of the enterprise back-end infrastructure. That might also be worth familiarizing myself with in future.

Hi gang, I've spent the last couple of months learning CLI because for one it is super cool and interesting, but I believe it's essential to truly understanding a computer on a deeper level. Networking is another huge category I only have basic knowledge in. But these two things I know I must understand before I can truly feel comfortable with hacking, or at least I think.... I have a bad habit of thinking I need to be a master of something before I can advance onto the next thing or move onto something that I am really interested in like ethical hacking. I have the fundamental skills under my belt but I'm by no means a CLI or networking guru. My question is, how much should I know before I can start specializing in a specific field instead of having base knowledge across broad computer fields but never a deeper understanding in one. How much should I know how to do with CLI in particular before I'm ready to build on that knowledge?

I apologise is this is old news to some of you guys but it's new and positive news to me. Complete digital dependence on big tech is something that doesn't sit right with me it definitely shouldn't for entire nations which is why hopefully France making this decision inspires other nations to adopt a similar framework. https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/10/france-to-ditch-windows-for-linux-to-reduce-reliance-on-us-tech/