Run Google Chrome with different profiles in Windows

https://winaero.com/run-google-chrome-with-different-profiles/

 Chrome for Windows 10 supports the mentioned command line argument, --profile-directory. Use it as follows:

chrome.exe --profile-directory="profile name"

1. Duplicate your existing Chrome shortcut. For example, select it on the Desktop, press Ctrl + C to copy it, then press Ctrl + V to paste. See this article: How to create a copy for a file quickly in Explorer.
2. Right click the shortcut you created and select Properties from the context menu.
3. Add the mentioned command line argument to the Target box:It will look as follows:

   chrome.exe --profile-directory="my other profile"

   Correct the profile name according to your preferences.

4. Repeat these steps for all profiles you need to create and you are done.

Now, you can run different Chrome profiles using shortcuts you created simultaneously.

Run Google Chrome with different profiles on Linux

In Linux, you can create a special *.desktop file to launch the Chrome browser with an alternative profile. Do it as follows.

1. Open the following folder with your favorite file manager:

   /usr/share/applications

   
   

2. Find a file named "google-chrome.desktop" there.
3. Copy that file to the folder

   /home/your user name/.local/share/applications

   If you don't have such a folder, then just create it.

4. Rename the ~/.local/share/applications/google-chrome.desktop file to something else to indicate that it will refer to a custom profile.
5. Edit it with your favorite editor. Change the Name section to something like Google Chrome (My Profile):
6. Change all the Exec sections in the file to make them look like this:

   /usr/bin/google-chrome-stable --profile-directory="my other profile" %U

   So, you need to add the --profile-directory parameter to Chrome's command line.

7. Repeat these steps for all profiles you need to create and you are done.

Your custom profiles will be visible in the apps menu of your Desktop environment. Here is how it looks in my XFCE+Whisker menu plugin:

That's it.

INSTALL KALI LINUX ON WINDOWS 10 – WSL 2 KEX GUI HACKING SETUP

 Source for this is https://www.the-digital-life.com/install-kali-linux-wsl-2/

Please visit the souce.

INSTALL KALI LINUX IN WSL 2

First, install the Windows Subsystem for Linux by executing the following two commands. Alternatively, you can also search for “Turn Windows Features on or off”. Then you click on “Windows Subsystem for Linux” and “Virtual Machine Platform”.

dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux /all /norestart

dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestart

Windows want’s you to restart your PC. After you did that you can now download the WSL 2 Kernel Modules and install the package:

https://wslstorestorage.blob.core.windows.net/wslblob/wsl_update_x64.msi

Also, don’t forget to set WSL 2 as your default version with the following command:

wsl --set-default-version 2

Now, you’re ready to install Kali Linux from the Microsoft Store:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/kali-linux/9pkr34tncv07?activetab=pivot:overviewtab

Open the Kali Linux App, this will present you a console window, where you set up your username and password. You can also hide the welcome message by executing the following command in the terminal.

touch ~/.hushlogin

MAKE YOUR TERMINAL AWESOME

Kali Linux is now installed and you can use it to configure the system. However, the default console window doesn’t look nice. To change this you should use the “Windows Terminal”, which is a nice open-source project of Microsoft. I’ve recently made a video about how to make your WSL 2 terminal look awesome in Windows by setting up the Windows Terminal with zsh and a custom template, but only with Ubuntu WSL. However, this will also work exactly the same with Kali Linux. Check out my article, if you want to know how to set up this.

INSTALL KALI LINUX DESKTOP AND TOOLS WITH KEX

You should now have a cool Kali Linux terminal running in your WSL 2. But what about all the cool penetration testing tools? Because, the Kali Linux WSL version doesn’t come with any of these and doesn’t have any graphical user interface.

There is a pretty easy and quick solution to set up this in WSL, that is called Kex. Let’s install this in our Kali Linux and set up a Desktop environment and install the Kali Linux tools.

First, let’s update the package sources and install the newest distribution version of Kali Linux.

sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade

Then, you can install the Kali Linux Kex extension.

sudo apt install kali-win-kex

At least, you should also install the Kali Linux tools. There are different variants of tool-sets existing. I’ve chosen the “large” environment, so that you have all the tools.

sudo apt install kali-linux-large

USE THE DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT IN KALI LINUX WSL 2

We now have all necessary tools installed and you can simply run your desktop environment in Kali Linux WSL2. There are three different modes existing and I’ll show you them one by one.

WINDOW MODE WITH VNC

kex -s

WINDOW MODE WITH RDP

kex --esm -s

SEAMLESS MODE

kex --sl -s