What this site is
Kennyvn is a blog about practical cybersecurity. I write step-by-step tutorials on Kali Linux, penetration testing, and online privacy — the kind of guides I wish existed when I was starting out.
Every article is written to be followed start to finish. Real commands, real output, real screenshots where they help. No fluff, no theory without practice, no "you should already know this."
What you'll find here
- Kali Linux tutorials — installation, tools (nmap, hashcat, aircrack-ng, Metasploit, Burp Suite), WiFi auditing, password cracking, and the full pentesting workflow
- Hardware guides — WiFi adapters, lab setups, and the gear that actually works for security work
- Online privacy — how to remove your personal info from data brokers, secure your digital footprint, and stay private online
- Cheatsheets and references — bash commands, wordlists, common tool flags
About me
I'm Kenneth. I started this site in 2017 to document what I was learning about Kali Linux, and it's grown from there. Cybersecurity is a field where the best way to learn is to actually do the thing — read, try, fail, fix, try again. That's how every guide here gets written.
Disclaimer
Everything on this site is for educational and authorized testing purposes only. I cover techniques used in penetration testing, security research, and CTF competitions. Using these tools on systems you don't own or aren't authorized to test is illegal nearly everywhere, and I have no interest in helping anyone do that.
Practice on your own hardware, intentionally vulnerable VMs (Metasploitable, DVWA), or authorized platforms like TryHackMe and HackTheBox.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections, or article suggestions? Email me at contact@kennyvn.com.