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SecBSD Why SecBSD?

LINUX SUCKS

Jk, don’t gank me bro.

First heard about it on an interview with BSD Bandit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-zSlKRqQY8

“…nor do we want to have defaults that run tools as UID 0 (root). OpenBSD is our preferred platform, with the relentless focus on security, shipping with sane defaults, proper documentation and a thorough and constant auditing process.”

Security researchers comfortable with OpenBSD/*BSD platforms.

Bug hunters, bounty hunters, penetration testers wanting to flex on the Linux kernel.

Probably need to know a little (see: a lot) about how Information Security/Offensive Security works. Stages and process of an engagement. Don’t treat this as gatekeeping treat it as an opportunity to learn.

OffSec Tools

aircrack ng
arp scan
burpsuite
ccrypt
cvechecker
dnsrecon
exploitdb
f*ckshell
nemesis
nikto
nmap
pwndb
snort
sublist3r
zaproxy

Installing SecBSD

Install OpenBSD
Setup ports
Clone SecBSD tools
make && make install

OpenBSD 6.7 Release

Updating with a single command: sysupgrade

Reboot process JUST WORKS.

AWK

Blog post

Loops, Decisions, Arrays

Switch statement

Passing arguments

47 episodes

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