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1. #SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB MOVIE#
2. #SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB INSTALL#
3. #SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB CRACKER#
4. #SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB UPDATE#

#SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB CRACKER#

Ophcrack-cli – Console version of Microsoft Windows password cracker using rainbow tables for speedĥ. Ophcrack – Microsoft Windows password cracker using rainbow tables GUI Hydra – Very fast network logon cracker, supports webforms works with dictionary attacks etc. Hashcat – Claims to be world's fastest and most advanced password recovery utility, capable of attacking more than 160 highly optimized hashing algorithms, supports CPU and GPU (using the video card CPU to enhance password cracking speed), also could be used for distributed password cracking

Ngrep – grep like tool for network traffic Netcat – TCP / IP swiss army knife (good tool to listen and connect to local and remote ports) Kismet – wireless sniffer and monitor (very useful in the past for sniffing passwords on a Wi-Fi network) Sslsniff – SSL/TLS man-in-the-middle attack tool Netwox – Provides more than 200 tools to solve network problems with DNS, FTP, HTTP, IRC, NNTP, SMTP, SNMP, SYSLOG, TELNET, TFTP Netsniff-ng – Linux network packet sniffer toolkit Tshark – another network traffic analyzer console versionĭsniff – Various tools to sniff network traffic for cleartext insecurities Iptraf-ng – Next Generation interactive colorful IP Lan mointor

Sniffit – console text based basic packet sniffer and monitoring tool very used tool to sniff servers authenticatoins in the past Nmap – nmap port mapper and security audit tool

#SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB INSTALL#

Install Network sniffing, penetration testing and network evaluation toolsĪpt-get install –yes wireshark nmap zenmap sniffit iptraf iptraf-ng tshark dsniff netsniff-ng netwox netwag sslsniff darkstat kismet netcat ngrep hashcat hydra hydra-gtk ophcrack ophcrack-cli

The most notable package here is build-essential it provides the following collection of C / C++ programs on Deb package based distributions Debian / Ubuntu / Mint etc. Install some basic packages necessery if you're planning to be using compilers on the freshly installed GNU / linuxĪpt-get install –yes gcc autoconf build-essential fakeroot devscripts equivs libncurses5-dev g++ make libc6-dev fontconfig gdc Once all this is done assuming you have connected to the internet via LAN network or if on a laptop via Wireless, here are some useful stuff to install especially if you're planning to use your computer effectively in both console and graphics environment.ġ.

#SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB UPDATE#

If you're running on a very old Debian GNU / Linux release, you might encounter errors from above cmds, if that's your case just follow the online guides and update to a newer still supported Deb release. Then proceed and update all current installed packages to their latest release with: If you're using an older Debian release for example debian 7 or 8, the sources.list codename stretch word should be changed to wheezy for legacy debian 7 or jessie for debian 8, do it respectively for any future or older Deb releases.

So here we go as you might know, once you have a Debian GNU / Linux, first thing to do is to add some extra repositories in /etc/apt/sources.listįor example my debian 9 Stretch sources.list looks like this:Ĭp -rpf /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list-bakĪnd delete / substitute everything within with something as following:

#SOUNDCONVERTER .DEB MOVIE#

And I believe anyone who is new to GNU / Linux and or even some experienced free software users in need of full featured computer system for remote system administration purposes or general software development and even small entertainment such as Movie Watching or Playing some unsophisticated basic games to kill some time might benefit from the list of programs collected from my experience as a Free Software GNU / Linux users over the last 12 years or so. The packages names might vary less or more across various Debian releases and should be similar or the same in Ubuntu / Linux Mint and the rest of Deb based distribtuions.Īlso some of the package names might given in the article might change from time of writting this article just like some already changed in time from a release to release, nomatter that the general list is a collection of packages I have enjoyed for the last 8 years. On every next computer I use as a Desktop or Laptop, I install with Debian GNU / Linux I install the following bunch of extra packages in order to turn the computer into a powerful Multimedia, User, Sys Admin army knife tools, A Programmer desktop and Hacker / Penetration Testing security auditting station.