Before we remove a symbolic link (also called symlink) in Mabox Linux, we have to ensure, that link really exists. In Linux you (normally) don't see file extension, so, first, check, what contains symlink:
I have (I hope, we will check it) I have a symlink "/usr/bin/node", because I write
$ node --version
and receive this output:
Hashcat-utils is a set of powerful tools for password cracking.
So, we are going to clone repository and them compile programs from source code.
If you are new to Linux, read an article: How to clone repository in Mabox Linux. If you are too lazy to read a lot, believe me, you are not prepared for using hashcat-utils, but still:
First of all, let's check, if git application is installed:
$ git --version
Yep, we have git, let's clone repository from GitHub:
Mabox is linux, based on Manjaro Linux. Here is screenshot of standard "out-of-box" installation desktop:
(you can click on the image to get the full version)