Exploring Hacker Operating Systems: Fedora
Today our security researchers will be taking a look at Fedora. Fedora is a Linux distribution separate to Arch or Debian derivatives, it's notably equipped by default with Security-Enhanced Linux, and provides a hardening wrapper. While there are several editions of Fedora, the workstation variant is designed to be a user friendly developer environment, with an impressively simple install process; as such, Fedora could be a good option as a daily driver for security aware users.
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Chapters:
0:00 Countdown
0:27 Hat Talk Skit
1:44 Why would you use Fedora?
6:05 Linux Branches
11:25 Fedora Editions
13:25 Downloading Fedora
14:08 What's great about Fedora?
15:25 Why we are using a VM
16:40 Common Errors
19:10 Making the Screen Huge!
20:30 Setting up the VM
25:17 Installing Fedora
27:00 Live OS and Install to Hard Drive
38:25 First Login
42:27 Windows XP Background
45:10 Terminal and Installing Packages
47:43 Hacking WiFi
1:02:50 Closing Thoughts