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the Raspberry Pi can run many different
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the Raspberry Pi can run many different
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the Raspberry Pi can run many different
operating systems which is just one
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operating systems which is just one
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operating systems which is just one
thing that makes it such an interesting
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thing that makes it such an interesting
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thing that makes it such an interesting
and useful tool now if you have a giant
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and useful tool now if you have a giant
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and useful tool now if you have a giant
micro SD card it actually isn't that
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micro SD card it actually isn't that
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micro SD card it actually isn't that
useful normally because you're only able
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useful normally because you're only able
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useful normally because you're only able
to run one operating system at the same
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to run one operating system at the same
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to run one operating system at the same
time however there's actually a tool out
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time however there's actually a tool out
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time however there's actually a tool out
there that enables you to run a whole
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there that enables you to run a whole
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there that enables you to run a whole
bunch of different operating systems on
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bunch of different operating systems on
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bunch of different operating systems on
one SD card we'll explore this tool
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one SD card we'll explore this tool
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one SD card we'll explore this tool
named bury boot on this episode of cyber
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named bury boot on this episode of cyber
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named bury boot on this episode of cyber
weapons lab
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weapons lab
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weapons lab
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barri boot allows you to download and
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barri boot allows you to download and
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barri boot allows you to download and
boot multiple operating systems on a
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boot multiple operating systems on a
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boot multiple operating systems on a
larger microSD card enabling anyone to
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larger microSD card enabling anyone to
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larger microSD card enabling anyone to
load all kinds of things they might not
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load all kinds of things they might not
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load all kinds of things they might not
usually have the opportunity to run this
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usually have the opportunity to run this
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usually have the opportunity to run this
means Arch Linux the damn vulnerable
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means Arch Linux the damn vulnerable
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means Arch Linux the damn vulnerable
Raspberry Pi Kali Linux and raspbian are
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Raspberry Pi Kali Linux and raspbian are
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Raspberry Pi Kali Linux and raspbian are
all within the scope of what you might
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all within the scope of what you might
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all within the scope of what you might
want to do and you don't need to have a
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want to do and you don't need to have a
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want to do and you don't need to have a
separate device or a separate SD card
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separate device or a separate SD card
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separate device or a separate SD card
just to try them out now this is
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just to try them out now this is
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just to try them out now this is
possible because when you boot the
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possible because when you boot the
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possible because when you boot the
Raspberry Pi it will simply ask you
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Raspberry Pi it will simply ask you
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Raspberry Pi it will simply ask you
which operating system you want to boot
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which operating system you want to boot
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which operating system you want to boot
from allowing you to just go right in
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from allowing you to just go right in
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from allowing you to just go right in
and use the Raspberry Pi for that
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and use the Raspberry Pi for that
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and use the Raspberry Pi for that
function after you're done you can just
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function after you're done you can just
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function after you're done you can just
restart it and select a different
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restart it and select a different
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restart it and select a different
operating system to change the function
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operating system to change the function
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operating system to change the function
of the device making this a really cool
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of the device making this a really cool
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of the device making this a really cool
way of having a whole bunch of libraries
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way of having a whole bunch of libraries
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way of having a whole bunch of libraries
all in one SD card now there's also the
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all in one SD card now there's also the
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all in one SD card now there's also the
option of putting everything that you
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option of putting everything that you
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option of putting everything that you
want to boot into onto a USB thumb drive
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want to boot into onto a USB thumb drive
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want to boot into onto a USB thumb drive
which typically isn't something you can
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which typically isn't something you can
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which typically isn't something you can
do from the Raspberry Pi but you can
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do from the Raspberry Pi but you can
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do from the Raspberry Pi but you can
select this later on if you want to be
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select this later on if you want to be
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select this later on if you want to be
able to boot from some other external
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able to boot from some other external
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able to boot from some other external
device now keep in mind if you remove
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device now keep in mind if you remove
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device now keep in mind if you remove
this you won't be able to boot your Pi
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this you won't be able to boot your Pi
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this you won't be able to boot your Pi
so make sure that you have that in mind
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so make sure that you have that in mind
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so make sure that you have that in mind
before you do this because often it's
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before you do this because often it's
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before you do this because often it's
simpler to just boot from the micro SD
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simpler to just boot from the micro SD
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simpler to just boot from the micro SD
card inside the PI now in order to do
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card inside the PI now in order to do
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card inside the PI now in order to do
this you'll just need a Raspberry Pi a
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this you'll just need a Raspberry Pi a
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this you'll just need a Raspberry Pi a
larger micro SD card 32 gigabyte 64 or
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larger micro SD card 32 gigabyte 64 or
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larger micro SD card 32 gigabyte 64 or
more and some sort of way of connecting
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more and some sort of way of connecting
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more and some sort of way of connecting
it to your computer once you have that
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it to your computer once you have that
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it to your computer once you have that
done you'll need a way of interfacing
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done you'll need a way of interfacing
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done you'll need a way of interfacing
with the PI once you have everything
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with the PI once you have everything
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with the PI once you have everything
loaded up so make sure you have a TV or
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loaded up so make sure you have a TV or
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loaded up so make sure you have a TV or
some other thing you can plug the HDMI
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some other thing you can plug the HDMI
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some other thing you can plug the HDMI
plug cable into and also make sure you
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plug cable into and also make sure you
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plug cable into and also make sure you
have some sort of keyboard like this so
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have some sort of keyboard like this so
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have some sort of keyboard like this so
you can interface with it as well I
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you can interface with it as well I
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you can interface with it as well I
recommend this because it's wireless you
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recommend this because it's wireless you
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recommend this because it's wireless you
can just plug this little dongle in and
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can just plug this little dongle in and
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can just plug this little dongle in and
then communicate with the Raspberry Pi
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then communicate with the Raspberry Pi
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then communicate with the Raspberry Pi
without having to have a clunky big
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without having to have a clunky big
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without having to have a clunky big
keyboard and mouse separately so when
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keyboard and mouse separately so when
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keyboard and mouse separately so when
you have all that taken care of you can
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you have all that taken care of you can
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you have all that taken care of you can
begin to get the most out of your
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begin to get the most out of your
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begin to get the most out of your
Raspberry Pi using very boot you'll need
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Raspberry Pi using very boot you'll need
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Raspberry Pi using very boot you'll need
to download two different components now
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to download two different components now
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to download two different components now
the first is barri boot itself and I
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the first is barri boot itself and I
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the first is barri boot itself and I
like to think of this kind of like BIOS
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like to think of this kind of like BIOS
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like to think of this kind of like BIOS
for a computer Barre boot is able to
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for a computer Barre boot is able to
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for a computer Barre boot is able to
load at the beginning and kind of decide
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load at the beginning and kind of decide
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load at the beginning and kind of decide
on a bunch of different things including
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on a bunch of different things including
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on a bunch of different things including
being able to boot
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being able to boot
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being able to boot
a image that is at first put on a USB
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a image that is at first put on a USB
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a image that is at first put on a USB
thumb drive now this is useful because
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thumb drive now this is useful because
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thumb drive now this is useful because
when you boot Barre boot it loads to a
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when you boot Barre boot it loads to a
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when you boot Barre boot it loads to a
screen that allows you to download a
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screen that allows you to download a
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screen that allows you to download a
couple images but it doesn't include the
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couple images but it doesn't include the
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couple images but it doesn't include the
full available library of stuff that's
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full available library of stuff that's
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full available library of stuff that's
out there that you can put on to the
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out there that you can put on to the
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out there that you can put on to the
Raspberry Pi instead we can download
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Raspberry Pi instead we can download
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Raspberry Pi instead we can download
some images that were interested in in
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some images that were interested in in
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some images that were interested in in
from a separate website and load them
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from a separate website and load them
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from a separate website and load them
onto the USB thumb drive that we will
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onto the USB thumb drive that we will
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onto the USB thumb drive that we will
use to install I think in this case
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use to install I think in this case
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use to install I think in this case
we'll use a pair of security OS because
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we'll use a pair of security OS because
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we'll use a pair of security OS because
that was popular in one of our other
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that was popular in one of our other
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that was popular in one of our other
videos so here you can see the links to
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videos so here you can see the links to
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videos so here you can see the links to
download Barre boot and it's not a very
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download Barre boot and it's not a very
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download Barre boot and it's not a very
big file you can see it's between 39 and
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big file you can see it's between 39 and
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big file you can see it's between 39 and
60 megabytes and you'll need to select
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60 megabytes and you'll need to select
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60 megabytes and you'll need to select
the version that is appropriate for your
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the version that is appropriate for your
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the version that is appropriate for your
particular Raspberry Pi you can see
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particular Raspberry Pi you can see
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particular Raspberry Pi you can see
there's the Raspberry Pi dual-core and
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there's the Raspberry Pi dual-core and
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there's the Raspberry Pi dual-core and
then the original Raspberry Pi
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then the original Raspberry Pi
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then the original Raspberry Pi
so we've already downloaded the Barre
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so we've already downloaded the Barre
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so we've already downloaded the Barre
boot here and you'll notice it is a zip
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boot here and you'll notice it is a zip
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boot here and you'll notice it is a zip
file so what you'll need to do is take a
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file so what you'll need to do is take a
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file so what you'll need to do is take a
microSD card insert it into a adapter or
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microSD card insert it into a adapter or
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microSD card insert it into a adapter or
you'll need a nut or something like that
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you'll need a nut or something like that
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you'll need a nut or something like that
plug it into your computer and then when
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plug it into your computer and then when
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plug it into your computer and then when
you have it open go ahead and drop the
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you have it open go ahead and drop the
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you have it open go ahead and drop the
barre boot zip file into it and then
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barre boot zip file into it and then
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barre boot zip file into it and then
unzip it in there once you do that it's
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unzip it in there once you do that it's
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unzip it in there once you do that it's
actually ready to go you can go ahead
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actually ready to go you can go ahead
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actually ready to go you can go ahead
and inject it and you can also delete
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and inject it and you can also delete
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and inject it and you can also delete
the zip file if you don't eat it anymore
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the zip file if you don't eat it anymore
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the zip file if you don't eat it anymore
but that's all you really need in order
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but that's all you really need in order
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but that's all you really need in order
for this to be able to work so it's
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for this to be able to work so it's
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for this to be able to work so it's
relatively small it'll be on the SD card
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relatively small it'll be on the SD card
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relatively small it'll be on the SD card
you can eject that and then what we'll
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you can eject that and then what we'll
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you can eject that and then what we'll
do is go to bury boot Alice gold site
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do is go to bury boot Alice gold site
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do is go to bury boot Alice gold site
comm and you'll see that he maintains
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comm and you'll see that he maintains
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this really cool repository of different
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this really cool repository of different
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images for the raspberry pi so let's
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images for the raspberry pi so let's
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so here you can see there's a bunch of
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really cool different images that are
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really cool different images that are
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available and you can kind of search for
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available and you can kind of search for
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whatever you want
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whatever you want
but we're gonna look for parrot security
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[Music]
and here we go so we can click on
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and here we go so we can click on
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and here we go so we can click on
download for berry boot and you can see
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download for berry boot and you can see
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download for berry boot and you can see
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we've actually already done that and for
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we've actually already done that and for
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good measure we also downloaded arch so
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good measure we also downloaded arch so
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we won't be installing arch today we'll
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we won't be installing arch today we'll
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just stick to parrot security but we
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just stick to parrot security but we
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will go ahead and first unzip and then
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will go ahead and first unzip and then
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drag and drop the image into the USB
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drag and drop the image into the USB
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now don't worry about we're not flashing
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now don't worry about we're not flashing
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it or anything fancy we're just taking
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it or anything fancy we're just taking
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the image file and dropping it into the
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the image file and dropping it into the
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USB Drive so that we can use it later on
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USB Drive so that we can use it later on
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to load on to the Raspberry Pi so here's
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to load on to the Raspberry Pi so here's
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our pair of security image and we would
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our pair of security image and we would
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just drop it on to our USB Drive here
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just drop it on to our USB Drive here
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now I will run out of space because it's
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now I will run out of space because it's
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already on this Drive but assuming that
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already on this Drive but assuming that
you drag and drop yours into your USB
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you drag and drop yours into your USB
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you drag and drop yours into your USB
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Drive you can go ahead and eject it and
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Drive you can go ahead and eject it and
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now you should have one ejected USB
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now you should have one ejected USB
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Drive and one ejected micro SD card now
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you'll need to plug the SD card into
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you'll need to plug the SD card into
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your Esper a PI plug in the USB as well
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your Esper a PI plug in the USB as well
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it will hop on over to see what it looks
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it will hop on over to see what it looks
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like when we boot up into Barry boot so
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like when we boot up into Barry boot so
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here we're going to go ahead and boot up
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here we're going to go ahead and boot up
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and this is a little bit different from
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and this is a little bit different from
what you will see the first time when
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what you will see the first time when
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what you will see the first time when
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you do boot the first time I don't want
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you do boot the first time I don't want
to waste your time with having you go
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to waste your time with having you go
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to waste your time with having you go
through the default settings because
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through the default settings because
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through the default settings because
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there are a couple initial configuration
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there are a couple initial configuration
options that are pretty much just
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options that are pretty much just
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options that are pretty much just
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straightforward you go through them and
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straightforward you go through them and
select the default options and at the
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select the default options and at the
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select the default options and at the
end you'll see a menu that will allow
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end you'll see a menu that will allow
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end you'll see a menu that will allow
you to download a couple different
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you to download a couple different
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you to download a couple different
operating systems now the operating
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operating systems now the operating
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operating systems now the operating
systems aren't that exciting although
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systems aren't that exciting although
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systems aren't that exciting although
they do include Kali Linux but they
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they do include Kali Linux but they
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they do include Kali Linux but they
don't include some of the more exotic
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don't include some of the more exotic
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don't include some of the more exotic
ones that you might be interested in now
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ones that you might be interested in now
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ones that you might be interested in now
you need to be able to connect to Wi-Fi
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you need to be able to connect to Wi-Fi
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you need to be able to connect to Wi-Fi
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in order to download those but in this
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in order to download those but in this
case I'm going to show you a different
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case I'm going to show you a different
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case I'm going to show you a different
technique of doing so which will be
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technique of doing so which will be
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technique of doing so which will be
relevant because we already download
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relevant because we already download
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relevant because we already download
pair of security OS and we'll want to
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pair of security OS and we'll want to
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pair of security OS and we'll want to
install it via a USB thumb drive now if
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install it via a USB thumb drive now if
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install it via a USB thumb drive now if
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you hover over the Add OS and then hold
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you hover over the Add OS and then hold
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down on the button you'll see that
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down on the button you'll see that
there's an additional option you can
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there's an additional option you can
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there's an additional option you can
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select which is copy OS from USB stick
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select which is copy OS from USB stick
now that is more interesting than the
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now that is more interesting than the
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now that is more interesting than the
download OS because it's basically a
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download OS because it's basically a
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download OS because it's basically a
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limited in terms of what we can load up
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limited in terms of what we can load up
on here now here we see our USB thumb
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on here now here we see our USB thumb
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on here now here we see our USB thumb
drive and there's pair of security OS so
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drive and there's pair of security OS so
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drive and there's pair of security OS so
we can select open
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and this will copy to our berry boots
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and this will copy to our berry boots
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and this will copy to our berry boots
menu and we'll be able to boot into this
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menu and we'll be able to boot into this
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menu and we'll be able to boot into this
particular operating system which is
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particular operating system which is
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particular operating system which is
pretty cool
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pretty cool
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pretty cool
now as you saw there were a whole bunch
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now as you saw there were a whole bunch
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now as you saw there were a whole bunch
of different options available for us to
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of different options available for us to
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of different options available for us to
download from a berry server so we can
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download from a berry server so we can
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download from a berry server so we can
get pretty creative with the different
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get pretty creative with the different
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get pretty creative with the different
operating systems we put on our
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operating systems we put on our
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operating systems we put on our
Raspberry Pi now because I already have
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Raspberry Pi now because I already have
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Raspberry Pi now because I already have
this downloaded I'll go ahead and cancel
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this downloaded I'll go ahead and cancel
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this downloaded I'll go ahead and cancel
this but let's boot up into something a
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this but let's boot up into something a
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this but let's boot up into something a
little bit more exciting than Kali Linux
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little bit more exciting than Kali Linux
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little bit more exciting than Kali Linux
so you can see it downloaded Kali light
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so you can see it downloaded Kali light
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so you can see it downloaded Kali light
to keep the file size small so there
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to keep the file size small so there
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to keep the file size small so there
will be a lot of tools you'll need to
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will be a lot of tools you'll need to
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will be a lot of tools you'll need to
install anyway but let's go ahead and go
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install anyway but let's go ahead and go
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install anyway but let's go ahead and go
into parrot security and see what it
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into parrot security and see what it
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into parrot security and see what it
looks like on the Raspberry Pi so here
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looks like on the Raspberry Pi so here
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looks like on the Raspberry Pi so here
we can see there are no real preferences
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we can see there are no real preferences
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we can see there are no real preferences
we need to set so with that all done we
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we need to set so with that all done we
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we need to set so with that all done we
can go ahead and exit and then simply
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can go ahead and exit and then simply
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can go ahead and exit and then simply
select parrot security from the menu
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select parrot security from the menu
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select parrot security from the menu
when it restarts now as soon as we boot
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when it restarts now as soon as we boot
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when it restarts now as soon as we boot
up again we'll need to go ahead and
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up again we'll need to go ahead and
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up again we'll need to go ahead and
select pair of security OS right here
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select pair of security OS right here
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select pair of security OS right here
and you should just go ahead and boot
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and you should just go ahead and boot
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and you should just go ahead and boot
right into parrot security now the
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right into parrot security now the
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right into parrot security now the
default Pausch where the password should
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default Pausch where the password should
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default Pausch where the password should
be tor and as soon as this boots we
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be tor and as soon as this boots we
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be tor and as soon as this boots we
should have access to all the fun stuff
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should have access to all the fun stuff
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should have access to all the fun stuff
that parrots security has to offer
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that parrots security has to offer
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that parrots security has to offer
now parrot security on the Raspberry Pi
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now parrot security on the Raspberry Pi
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now parrot security on the Raspberry Pi
is pretty fun to play with so if you
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is pretty fun to play with so if you
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is pretty fun to play with so if you
haven't played with it before then Barre
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haven't played with it before then Barre
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haven't played with it before then Barre
boot might be your first chance to get
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boot might be your first chance to get
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boot might be your first chance to get
to play with this very fun and
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to play with this very fun and
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to play with this very fun and
interesting operating system now I'm
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interesting operating system now I'm
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interesting operating system now I'm
gonna go ahead and cancel this and just
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gonna go ahead and cancel this and just
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gonna go ahead and cancel this and just
to show what we can do all see I'm going
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to show what we can do all see I'm going
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to show what we can do all see I'm going
to open a terminal window
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and reboot into Kali Linux here we go
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and reboot into Kali Linux here we go
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and reboot into Kali Linux here we go
will select Kali light and now we'll go
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will select Kali light and now we'll go
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will select Kali light and now we'll go
ahead and boot right into Kali and it
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ahead and boot right into Kali and it
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ahead and boot right into Kali and it
should be as easy as that to switch
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should be as easy as that to switch
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should be as easy as that to switch
between different operating systems from
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between different operating systems from
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between different operating systems from
now on and there we go
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now on and there we go
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now on and there we go
Kali Linux asks us for a username and
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Kali Linux asks us for a username and
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Kali Linux asks us for a username and
password which should be the default
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password which should be the default
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password which should be the default
route and tor and once we enter that we
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route and tor and once we enter that we
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route and tor and once we enter that we
should be booted into a Kali Linux
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should be booted into a Kali Linux
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should be booted into a Kali Linux
desktop on the Raspberry Pi so you can
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desktop on the Raspberry Pi so you can
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desktop on the Raspberry Pi so you can
see that this is pretty simple to try
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see that this is pretty simple to try
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see that this is pretty simple to try
out a bunch of different operating
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out a bunch of different operating
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out a bunch of different operating
systems and the general procedure is if
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systems and the general procedure is if
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systems and the general procedure is if
you want to try out an exotic new
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you want to try out an exotic new
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you want to try out an exotic new
operating system simply find an image
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operating system simply find an image
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operating system simply find an image
file load it into berry boot and then
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file load it into berry boot and then
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file load it into berry boot and then
you'll be able to select it from the
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you'll be able to select it from the
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you'll be able to select it from the
menu as soon as you start this is pretty
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menu as soon as you start this is pretty
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menu as soon as you start this is pretty
straightforward and again there are a
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straightforward and again there are a
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straightforward and again there are a
couple default ones you can download if
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couple default ones you can download if
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couple default ones you can download if
you don't have access to a USB thumb
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you don't have access to a USB thumb
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you don't have access to a USB thumb
drive or if you only have access to the
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drive or if you only have access to the
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drive or if you only have access to the
Internet the Kali Linux is really the
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Internet the Kali Linux is really the
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Internet the Kali Linux is really the
only one that's especially interesting
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only one that's especially interesting
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only one that's especially interesting
besides raspbian the rest will kind of
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besides raspbian the rest will kind of
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besides raspbian the rest will kind of
more centered around entertainment like
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more centered around entertainment like
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more centered around entertainment like
if you wanted to create a you know like
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if you wanted to create a you know like
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if you wanted to create a you know like
a video server or something like that
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a video server or something like that
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a video server or something like that
now you can use your Raspberry Pi for
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now you can use your Raspberry Pi for
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now you can use your Raspberry Pi for
pretty much anything you can find an
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pretty much anything you can find an
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pretty much anything you can find an
image file for at this point so whether
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image file for at this point so whether
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image file for at this point so whether
it's hardware hacking and creating
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it's hardware hacking and creating
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it's hardware hacking and creating
prototypes or it's actual hacking and
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prototypes or it's actual hacking and
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prototypes or it's actual hacking and
trying out new tools in arch Kali
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trying out new tools in arch Kali
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trying out new tools in arch Kali
raspbian parent or whatever you want go
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raspbian parent or whatever you want go
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raspbian parent or whatever you want go
ahead and try out different image files
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ahead and try out different image files
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ahead and try out different image files
and see what they can do on the
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and see what they can do on the
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and see what they can do on the
Raspberry Pi Berrie boot means you don't
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Raspberry Pi Berrie boot means you don't
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Raspberry Pi Berrie boot means you don't
need to settle on a particular operating
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need to settle on a particular operating
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need to settle on a particular operating
system for your Raspberry Pi instead you
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system for your Raspberry Pi instead you
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system for your Raspberry Pi instead you
can download and carry around a whole
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can download and carry around a whole
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can download and carry around a whole
bunch of different operating systems on
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bunch of different operating systems on
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bunch of different operating systems on
a single microSD card without needing to
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a single microSD card without needing to
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a single microSD card without needing to
bring along a whole different library of
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bring along a whole different library of
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bring along a whole different library of
them now this is really useful because
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them now this is really useful because
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them now this is really useful because
you can also take advantage of many of
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you can also take advantage of many of
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you can also take advantage of many of
the interesting if somewhat niche
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the interesting if somewhat niche
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the interesting if somewhat niche
operating systems available for the
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operating systems available for the
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operating systems available for the
Raspberry Pi you might not otherwise get
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Raspberry Pi you might not otherwise get
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Raspberry Pi you might not otherwise get
the chance to do so because you'll have
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the chance to do so because you'll have
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the chance to do so because you'll have
to reflash the SD card each time you do
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to reflash the SD card each time you do
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to reflash the SD card each time you do
it and in this way you'll be able to
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it and in this way you'll be able to
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it and in this way you'll be able to
download them and try them out whenever
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download them and try them out whenever
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download them and try them out whenever
you want that's all we have for this
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you want that's all we have for this
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you want that's all we have for this
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episode of cyber weapons lab make sure
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