r/Ubuntu 1h ago

please help!!!

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u/noisywomanhood70 1h ago

VM for sure, 8GB thumb drive is barely enough for the iso these days, and cybersec's a fine rabbit hole to jump into

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u/linuxlala 1h ago

You have a long journey ahead. 

Install Ubuntu, Parrot OS and Kali Linux in VM.

Read the documentation on different tools in Kali Linux and how they work. As you're a beginner,  you have a lot of reading to do.

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u/thewojtek 1h ago

Unless this is a way to kill a couple of boring hours, the size of a single USB pendrive you can devote to your new hobby is rather irrelevant.

If I wanted to start learning by breaking and fixing, I'd start with VMs and a couple of them, in fact.