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REMnux / salt-states

This repository maintains the SaltStack state files for the REMnux distro.
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fix: bump different packages versions #285

Closed Scttpr closed 6 months ago

Scttpr commented 6 months ago

Checked some issues and bumped versions for R2. Did not find the quick way to bump Ghidra though.

I did the same for a quick update for different packages, everything is made commit by commit.

Note: inspicrd last release does not support ubuntu 18.0.4 thus the current version config condition needs an update I guess.

Have a nice day

Scttpr commented 6 months ago

Some packages did not provide checksum thus I calculated it locally after dl

seanthegeek commented 6 months ago

Did not find the quick way to bump Ghidra though.

Ghidra (and a bunch of other tools in REMnux) are installed as Debian packages from the REMnux PPA. Unfortunately, none of those packages have been updated in a while. It would be great if they could all be bumped to their latest versions.

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lennyzeltser commented 6 months ago

Thanks for this. I just released version v2024.21.3 to incorporate the changes in this pull request.

seanthegeek commented 6 months ago

@lennyzeltser Any chance of getting the PPA packages updated? I realize this isn't as simple as updating salt states.

lennyzeltser commented 6 months ago

@seanthegeek, yes, will do.

lennyzeltser commented 6 months ago

@seanthegeek, I updated today the packages for the tools you mentioned in the thread earlier: Ghidra, oledump, flare-floss, yara, and burpsuite-community.

The easiest way to get them updated on your REMnux VM might be to run:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ghidra oledump flare-floss yara burpsuite-community

I also bumped the version of salt-states (v2024.21.6), so running remnux upgrade will also update these packages.

I noticed that updating burpsuite caused it to break because the latest version of burpsuite requires a newer version of Java than what comes with Ubuntu 20.04, it seems. I'll have to deal with this later. I filed issue 288 to track this.