help me' i am new to parrot system but i cant carry out tasks because this keeps appearing and my text editor stopps working: sudo] password
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help me' i am new to parrot system but i cant carry out tasks because this keeps appearing and my text editor stopps working: sudo] password
This is the error i need help with. [sudo] password for parrot:
Sorry, try again. keeps appearing and i have two problems
1. I dont know the password
2. my text editor stops working at that point
Parrot, like Kali, is a system designed for professional penetration testers and not for Linux newbies. I wouldn't use it myself and I've been a Linux user for 20 years!
If you are a complete newbie, then install Ubuntu or Mint. If you have already cut your teeth on those and want something more challenging, install Debian.
Parrot Security OS, like many other security-focused Linux distributions, does not have a default password. This is a deliberate design choice to enhance security. It forces users to set their own passwords during installation, promoting good security practices from the start.
Here's what you typically encounter during Parrot OS installation:
No Default Login: There's no pre-configured username or password for logging in after installation.
User Creation: During installation, you'll be prompted to create a new user and set a strong password.
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