Awesome channel Crypto! Can you make videos that are around 8~10 minutes long for greater detail on each of your topics? Thanks in advance mate and I hope your channel gets more subs!


This guy should do advertisements for companies


☹missing  the crypto out line in the end

☹missing  the crypto out line in the end


Would be better if they included Tor instead of Firefox, but you can't go wrong with THAT many tools


I kinda wanna see this and kali linux go head to head like a comparison vs the range that each offer and the speed of each being able to break into systems. Because black arch just seems very bloated to me and kinda makes me worried that its ass trying to find the right tools on top of the fact its arch so you need a pretty good knowledge of linux to use. It looks really promising because I was looking into it last night just worried because I've been using Kali for close to 7 years and idk if this is worth it or not.

@Phabeon Dominguez I would personally recommend straight up Debian as most Distro's are based off of it but everytime i try to actually use not on a USB it doesn't work like ever with the stupid nonfree software thing even if I have ALL the nonfree software. I also learned on kali and now use Ubuntu/lubuntu if I actually want a normal distro on my pc but I usually just use kali for everything as its the one I know the best. But I just found out about a tool called Ventoy where you can have multiple OS's on a USB so you can use that to try out a couple different os's before you actually install one

@Drew Pena Debian ay, guess another sign that Pop-OS is the way to go, THANKs, much appreciated

Phabeon Dominguez I learned Linux on kali. I wouldn’t suggest that. I struggled a metric shit ton but I advanced very very quickly. I use kali daily for fun and pentesting. And I use popOS for school and work. Both are Debian systems. So I would say Debian is probably the best to learn on. Red hat has a ton of resources and certifications to learn its OS along with Linux as a whole. <br>Hope this helps!!

Phabeon Dominguez I learned Linux on kali. I wouldn’t suggest that. I struggled a metric shit ton but I advanced very very quickly. I use kali daily for fun and pentesting. And I use popOS for school and work. Both are Debian systems. So I would say Debian is probably the best to learn on. Red hat has a ton of resources and certifications to learn its OS along with Linux as a whole.
Hope this helps!!

@Drew Pena but what Linux distro do you recommend for someone to learn Linux? Mint, and Zorin ain't really cutting it for me after 5yrs..

Run it on a USB to try it out! I love kali and work in it daily. But any tool can be installed on any Linux OS. It’s just a different feel and look. Debian will always be my favorite.


It's great, but totally strays from the arch philosophy by pre-installing everything, not letting you chose what you want.


I like the selection in blackarch but i just wish it came with kde gnome or xfce, i hate not being able to search.


An persistent usb tutorial for black arch would be awesome

If you do it on windows you can use Rufus and use the persistence on that.


Which laptop do you use , and is there anything related to the brand of laptop or ios we use with cryptography or hacking

As much ram as possible to create and run VM's.. so like a thinkpad x270 with i5 or higher and 16hb of ddr4 ram and ya should be golden


I would recommend Parrot OS to beginners however

@Zach Le Roux exactly. And building your own tools doesn’t make sense because in the end it will end up looking like kali/parrot when you could’ve just used it by default

@U X that may be the best way to understand and use them but if you can find something to speed up a process, why not? You may be able to design and build your own car from scratch but it's a hell of a lot faster to buy one.


Yo can you make an usb install tutorial because its not as straightforward as kali.<br>Btw i only want it cause cant find info about persistence

Yo can you make an usb install tutorial because its not as straightforward as kali.
Btw i only want it cause cant find info about persistence

It's a pain to install and not worth it but there is many tuts on web


Even though you have given very valuebale information...All I can say is..."Crypto Not Out..?"


Sir is brave browser is good for privacy reasons


We are missing "Crypto Out"... Please bring it back...


Where to take a start in cyber security career ?


Where would you recommending getting it?

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Is Black arch installation just like installing arch linux....<br>I mean does it have a gui installation option ?

Is Black arch installation just like installing arch linux....
I mean does it have a gui installation option ?


Oh, i was using this for a while to troll my friends and learn but than i got scared of myself and what am turning into, so i stoped xD


Hey crypto where should i install pentesting OS? Main hard drive on a laptop, bootable usb, raspberry pi + pineapple so we make a rotten fruit basket?... black arch is 40gb of goodness  i think i dont need kali and parrot anymore im right? What do you think? Are they worth anymore?


Nice but where is my qube os tutorial bro ? :)


Which type of laptop  is best suited for linux ios


Would you recommend running this in a VM? If so, what level hypervisor?

Indeed, it is safer to install it in a Virtual Machine, as well as Kali Linux.

As the OS, i would recommend either Debian, Fedora or Arch Linux


Hey Crypto,, what skills do we need to become an Ethical Hacker??


Seem like good os but<br>Can you run Discord on it?

Seem like good os but
Can you run Discord on it?


How it is of different from Kali,parrot, <br>only extra tools?

How it is of different from Kali,parrot,
only extra tools?


Yes make a  install   guide  for this pleaaase


It's bloated with tools. Rather use arch with blackarch repo. 🙂

Default Guy So is Black Arch a bad distro?

@Kapoor K nope. m a forensics & cyber security researcher and don't use more than 15 tools for anything related to this field. You don't need a bloated system of more than 700 tools for any purpose. Just build on what u know and use.

rather use lubuntu and install the tools u need.


Its been 5 days since this video...no new video...


How can we get it, is it like kali downloadable.

Yes, the installation proccess is akin to Kali's, but for the sake of your PC's security, you should install it in a Virtual Machine.

Alternatively, you could download specific BlackArch tools you require for Arch Linux through repositories.


Where r u ,dude ?  I m still waiting for your next video !


Dude black arch's installation is aids tho


His crypto has been hacked sore subject.


Are people just liking without actually watchin the vid.<br>Anyhow like no 10

Are people just liking without actually watchin the vid.
Anyhow like no 10