OnionShare is a tool enabling anonymous peer-to-peer file sharing, web hosting, and chatting over the Tor Network. It comes preinstalled with @QubesOS, @whonix, #TailsOS, and #ParrotOS, and is available on MacOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS!

Learn more about OnionShare at https://onionshare.org!

The image advertises an online service for anonymous peer-to-peer file sharing, web hosting, and chatting over the Tor Network. The headline in bold purple text states, 'Anonymous peer-to-peer file sharing, web hosting, and chatting over the Tor Network,' followed by an onion emoji, symbolizing the Tor Network. A globe emoji precedes the URL 'https://onionshare.org' below. The lower portion of the image showcases screenshots of the OnionShare interface, demonstrating features for sharing files, hosting websites, and chatting anonymously.

#opensource #nonprofit #privacy

Jan 12, 2024

**ChiefGyk3D** @chiefgyk3d@social.chiefgyk3d.com · Jul 28, 2023

ChiefGyk3D @chiefgyk3d@social.chiefgyk3d.com

I got #ParrotOS #Linux installed on my @system76 pangolin I had lying around as I mostly use my @purism these days. So now I got a laptop for offense and defense with @QubesOS

Now to learn about offensive security since I’ve been on defense for years so I can shift from Blue to Purple team.

System76 Pangolin laptop with Parrot OS installed updating with a Parrot in the background and a blue backlit keyboard

#cybersecurity #IT #InfoSec

Jul 28, 2023

**ChiefGyk3D** @chiefgyk3d@social.chiefgyk3d.com · Jul 27, 2023

ChiefGyk3D @chiefgyk3d@social.chiefgyk3d.com

Just got back from work, preparing my #Twitch stream tonight I will be showing off my @QubesOS setup I redid and it even has #darkmode now! I am also going to be resetting the @system76 Pangolin laptop I have and installing #ParrotOS to play with that and offensive security a little bit. We also may get to do a little bit of #GamingonLinux as well with some more #Halo. Come by hang out and talk tech or just BS around. I should be starting in roughly an hour! #cybersecurity #InfoSec

Jul 27, 2023

**Patrick** @tac0shell@hackers.town · Jan 15, 2023

Patrick @tac0shell@hackers.town

Question for professional #pentesters, #hackers, #kali users, or anyone who outputs #penetrationtesting reports for a salary.

How long do you keep your pentesting VMs (i.e. Kali, #ParrotOS) before replacing them with a new install?

Do you cycle them each engagement and re-deploy? Do you keep them around and dump them annually? Are you wildly inconsistent about it?

I'm speaking from the standpoint of an internal pentester and as someone about to take the OSCP yet again and is customizing a fresh install right now. Obviously, I imagine more stringent requirements for forensic and law enforcement purposes are required.

33%Every engagement gets a new VM
0%Every few months
33%Annually (i.e. YYYY.1 OffSec releases)
0%It varies (i.e. pen tester preference, external forces)
33%None of these (See comment below)

Jan 15, 2023

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