2 best online linux tester

welcome to hacking a rise i am the laughing man of course, In this post we are going to talk about online linux testers this is site where you are able to start a linux system using browser or vnc on ur mobile this comes in handy for those that can’t afford a laptop the site we will be showing you is called linuxzoo and distrotest these sites offer wide range of linux systems for ya to test or to test malware on so lets get stuck in to this post

how to use linuxzoo

Frist of all them is linux zoo u need to register for the site to use the systems so we need to go here sign up im using tempmail as its faster if a wanna use tempmail check this link here

now click register and go to your email and copy and paste the link to your browser

now you account is ready we go to the the little box on the side and click join the queue

now we pick the os wew want to use im picking kali linux as its the most used one on the site but they offer windows 2008,windows 7 ,centos7,kali 1.0.6 and caine 10 linux since im clicking kali we dont need any these

now we hit switch on and with for the kali to boot

now we go to connect and it will gave us a link and a few other details to connect with vnc on mobiles the list look like this
Home IP: 94.156.30.189
VM IP: 10.0.1.113
Direct: telnet or ssh to linuxzoo.net
SSH: linuxzoo.net
VM Web: http://host-1-113.linuxzoo.net/
JScript Telnet: Network / Console
Java Telnet: Auto
JavaScript SSH: SSH
JavaScript VNC: VNC
URI telnet: linuxzoo.net
Connect: Username: root, Password: secure

now if u are on your browser click JavaScript VNC it will open a new tab and load kali and sign in with the username and password they provide

thoughts on linux zoo

linux zoo is a good site for people wanna learn how to use linux with out messing up there device but the only problem is the time it is limited to like 20 mins for each session witch is shit tbh but for thos that wannna get in to hacking and dont have a laptop this is handy for them to use to test commands virus so on …

Distrotest.net

Right lads and gals we on to distrotest this another site like linuxzoo but this one is a lot better is offers a wide range of linux systems including kali,blackarch,backbox etc .. this site you dont need to sign up to just click the linux u wanna test and boom it will open a no vnc window in ur browser there ya go u got a linux system

list of linux on the site

#4

4mLinux

#9

9Front

#A

AbsoluteLinux
AcademiX
AirSlax
AlpineLinux
ALT Linux
Android-x86
Antergos
antiX Linux
Aptosid
ArchBang
ArchLabs
Archlinux
Archman
ArchStrike
ArcoLinux
ArtixLinux
AryaLinux
AV Linux

#B

BackBoxLinux
BigLinux
Bio-Linux
BlackArch
BlackLab
BlackPantherOS
BlackSlash
blag
BlankOn
Bluestar
Bodhi
BOSS Linux
BunsenLabs
ByzantineOS

#C

CAELinux
Caine
Caixa Magica
Calculate Linux Desktop
Canaima
CentOS
Chakra
ChaletOS
ClearOS
Clonezilla
CommodoreOS
Condres OS
ConnochaetOS
CRUX
Cucumber

#D

Damn Small Linux
Damn Small Linux Not
Dapper Linux
Daylight Linux
Debian
Debian-FAI
DebianEdu
deepin
DEFT
Devil-Linux
Devuan
DragonFly BSD
Dragora
DuZeru
Dyne:bolic

#E

EasyOS
Edubuntu
elementaryOS
Elive Linux
Emmabuntüs
Emmi OS
EndeavourOS
Endless OS
EnsoOS
EpiLinux
Escuelas Linux
Exe GNU Linux
ExTiX

#F

Fatdog64
Fedora Atomic
Fedora Server
Fedora Silverblue Ostree
Fedora Spins
Fedora Workstation
FerenOS
FreeBSD
FreeDOS
FreeNAS
Frugalware
Funtoo

#G

G4L
GeckoLinux
Gentoo
GhostBSD
GNewSense
GoboLinux
Gparted
GreenieLinux
GRML
GuixSD

#H

Haiku
HardenedBSD
Heads
Huayra
Hyperbola

#I

io GNU Linux

#K

Kali Linux
Kanotix
KaOS
Knoppix
Kodachi
KolibriOS
Korora
Kubuntu
Kwort

#L

Linux Lite
Linux Mint
LiveRaizo
LMDE
Lubuntu
LXLE OS

#M

Macpup
Mageia
MakuluLinux
Manjaro
Matriux
MauiLinux
MenuetOS
MidnightBSD
MilagrOS
MinerOS
MiniNo
MINIX
Modicia
Musix
MX Linux

#N

Nanolinux
Nas4Free
Neptune
NetBSD
Netrunner
NixOs
Nova
NST
NuTyX

#O

obarun
OpenBSD
OpenIndiana
OpenMandriva
openSUSE
OPNsense
OracleLinux
OSGeo live
OviOS

#P

Parabola CLI
Parabola LXDE
Pardus
Parrot
Parrot Home
Parrot Security
Parrot Studio
Parrot Variant
Parsix
PCLinuxOS
PeachOSI
PearOS
Pentoo
Peppermint
PeppermintOS
Pinguy
PinguyOS
plopLinux
PointLinux
Pop!_OS
PORTEUS
PrimTux
Puppy Linux
PureOS

#Q

Q4OS
QubesOS
Quirky

#R

Raspberry Pi Desktop
ReactOS
Reborn OS
Red Star OS
Redcore
redox
Refracta
Regolith Linux
Rescatux
RevengeOS
RoboLinux
Rockstor
ROSA FRESH
Runtu

#S

Sabayon
SalentOS
Salix
ScientificLinux
SELKS
SemiCode OS
Septor
Siduction
Slackel
Slackware
Slax
SliTaz
Solus
SolydK
SolydX
SparkyLinux
Springdale
Stresslinux
SubgraphOS
susOS
SwagArch
SystemRescueCd

#T

Tails
Tanglu
TempleOS
Tiny Core
Trident
Trisquel
TROM-Jaro
TrueOS
TurnKey Linux
Tux N Vape

#U

Ubuntu
Ubuntu Budgie
Ubuntu Mate
Ubuntu Server
Ubuntu Studio
UbuntuKylin
Ultimate Edition
Uruk

#V

VectorLinux
Venom Linux
VineLinux
VoidLinux
Voyager
VyOS

#W

WattOs

#X

Xubuntu

#Z

Zentyal
Zenwalk
Zevenet
Zorin OS

i know its a lot of linux systems u click the system u want and the Version this site keeps there systems up todate which is a good thing for noobs.
The only thing is need to with a min for it to load altho the site say u have 30 mins on the vm you can extend the time but 15 mins every 15 mins lol it also they offer details to use vnc on mobile

how to use distrotest

so lads and gals click the link on the start the post it take u to the home page of the site were u can see the list of linux systems

now we find the linux we wanna use for this im clicking kali linux

as ye can see they offer all the kali versions they allso offer a vnc details for mobile
Alternatively you can connect to a VNC client:
Server: 77.64.170.177
Port: 5951

thoughts of distrotest.net

wel what can i say i use this site a lot for testing my payloads and other vulns in the systems as well as it offers a great service for people that dont have a laptop even tho they offer 30 mins on each os we can extend the time on like linux zoo .

How to install android 8.0 on virtual box for a test lab

Wassap people laughing man here with another one to start are Monday off with how to install android ROM on a virtual box for testing payloads and apps so on . See the beauty of vms are no matter what you do u can always take a screen shot and go back if u fuck up your os lol as well as it make it safer for you to use the likes of tor etc .. (note tor is a example there are still load more thing to do that just run tor in a vm lets get stuck in to this tutorial what we will be using is a virtual box

What is android

Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google. It is based on a modified version of the Linux kernel and other open source software, and is designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets
Find out more here

What is virtual box

Oracle VM VirtualBox is a free and open-source hosted hypervisor for x86 virtualization, developed by Oracle Corporation. Created by Innotek GmbH, it was acquired by Sun Microsystems in 2008, which was, in turn, acquired by Oracle in 2010. VirtualBox may be installed on Windows, macOS, Linux, Solaris and OpenSolaris
find out more here

What you need

so first of we need to do is Download virtual box this will let us run a android in are system Download virtualbox here and install it on your system if u have it installed then move on to the next step

Now we need to download a android iso You can find it here and Download 32 bit Download here

installing android

now open up virtual box and click new and change the windows to Linux then other Linux 64 or 32 depending on your ISO file you downloaded

now we set the ram set it to what ya want you depending on the ram in your system

Now we need to make a virtual disk in other words gave are vm a hard drive

(lets take a moment to think how easy this is like come on man a 3 year old can do it lol )

right lads now we need to make the file that will act as are vms hard drive so pick VDI

now we are going to be asked if we wanna make it a fixed size or dynamically pick dynamically allocated

here we gave it space put what you want well not what you want as god knows the size your hard-drive me i have 2 tb so i can afford to gave it a good bit but for this im gaving it 47.88 gb

now we need to add the ISO file so see the little disc beside IDE Secondary master click that and go to were your downloads

and this it with the ISO

now we need to put the vim online so go to settings and then to network and bridge the network be it lan or wifi

Now lads we can run the vm so press ok and it should bring you to this screen u can pick live boot ,debeg mode ,install it all depends on you what you want to do me i hit install a u can see in the picks i have like 3 vm android

ending statement

As i said at the start android vms come in handy now just for hacking for load others like mobdro show box snap-chat as well as testing apps playing games or making explots for game hacks so ya its allways handy to have one and up to date version this one is android 8

Installing Kali Linux In Virtual Box

Today we are going to be installing Kali Linux in virtual box.

First, open virtual box and hit the new button.

Then, this menu will pop up, for type hit Linux and for version hit Debian. You can name it whatever you want but for the sake of this I will just name it Kali. (If vbox changes the type and version just change it back).

Once you have done that, just hit next. Select how much ram you want to use (Don’t use more then half), I will be using 2GB. Hit next again and then make sure create a virtual hard disk now is ticked.

Hit create, and just leave this setting on the default one. Then select Fixed size (You can do Dynamically allocated if you like but I will just be using fixed size). I will just be making mine around 30GB but you can make it whatever size you want (Don’t make it under 20GB) and then hit create and wait for it to finish.

Once it’s done that menu will close and it will put you back to your list of installed operating systems. As you will see Kali is now there, so just click on it and then hit the start button. Once it’s loaded up just hit the small folder icon and select your Kali iso, If you don’t have one you can download one at www.Kali.org/downloads (Just make sure you download the full version and not the light version).

Once it has loaded up, just use the arrow keys to scroll down and hit enter on Graphical Install. Then select your language (I will be selecting English but you can select whatever your first language is), Then select your location, hit continue and select your preferred keyboard layout.

Then it will start loading components from CD, just wait for that to finish.

Once everything has loaded you can type in your hostname, I will be using NiFe as mine but you can enter whatever you like (or leave it as kali). I will just be leaving the domain name box blank for now but you can enter one if you want. Once you have done those, you can set the root password (This part is up to you to decide). Once you have thought of a password, you can partition the disk. I will be using guided – entire disk as it’s just a VM. Make sure VBOX HARDDISK is selected and hit continue.

I will just be doing all files in one partition as it is the easiest and quickest option.

Then just hit continue, and continue again and select yes. Then just wait for it to install. When it asks you to eject any installation media just hit continue.