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Once we finish Kerry Linux installation and it's up and running and before starting using it for different
attack and for scanning and for capturing information the first thing you need to do is to update the
Armytage Armytage is full of tools and software that is used for penetration testing and rules to keep
getting change.
So Armytage has a repository of all those package we usually call them package no program.
And most of the time you will find updates happening to them or upgrade happening to them.
So maybe there is some packages in the repository that has been recently updated or some upgrade has
been that.
But if you start using them right away from Armytage you're going to use the old version.
So the first thing you need to do after installing a colonics it's to update the repository and upgrade
if it is in a if any package has been upgraded.
How can we do that for the first thing which is updating.
You just open a terminal and you type up.
I'm sorry at miners get a big
and you need to do that frequently whenever you know every couple of months or something you just check
if there is any of that happening or not.
And the first time that you're going to do that it will take time because this is a new installation
and you are missing all the OBD-II once he finished doing that Chaiken at the time on my machine as
well.
So I'm going to keep it running but I'm going to show you second common design open a terminal which
is that me second comment would be also at miners get upgrade.
Great.
And as you can see he's going to check if there is any update any any soft to any packages that need
to be upgraded or not and you'll get this.
I'm sorry you'll get this message.
And you click on yes.
And he going to check for any upgrades and so on.
You should not do it the same way I'm doing it by having both of them running in the same time.
I'm just having you time to choose a couple of common.
So update has been completed.
OK.
Because I recently do so it didn't take that much of time and now I'm upgrading all the new packages.
So to summarize.
First step would be installing clinics and then before.
Before starting using those packages and those penetration to sync all you have to upgrade them and
update them.
And this will take some time the first time you're running.
I mean it may take like 10 15 minutes or maybe more but after that since you got the updated repository
when you do that frequently every few months it will not take time.
So this is how to update and upgrade the package repository in colonics.
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