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The most advanced
Penetration Testing Distribution

Kali Linux is an open-source, Debian-based Linux distribution geared towards various information security tasks, such as Penetration Testing, Security Research, Computer Forensics and Reverse Engineering.

The Industry Standard

Kali Linux is not about its tools, nor the operating system. Kali Linux is a platform.

Make Your Job Easier

Kali Everywhere

Customization

Documentation

Community

Kali Linux, with its BackTrack lineage, has a vibrant and active community. There are active Kali forums, IRC Channel, Kali Tools listings, an open bug tracker system, and even community provided tool suggestions.

All the tools you need

The Kali Linux penetration testing platform contains a vast array of tools and utilities. From information gathering to final reporting, Kali Linux enables security and IT professionals to assess the security of their systems.

Find out all about Kali’s Tools

Kali Everywhere

Undercover Mode

Using Kali in an environment where you don’t want to draw attention to yourself? Kali Undercover is the perfect way to not stand out in a crowd.

Kali NetHunter

A mobile penetration testing platform for Android devices, based on Kali Linux. Kali NetHunter is made up of an App, App Store, Kali Container and KeX

Win-KeX

Win-KeX provides a full Kali Desktop Experience for Windows WSL. Applications started via Kali’s panel will share the desktop with Microsoft Windows applications.

ARM

Cheap & low powered devices, which make for great leave behind devices. Modern ARM based laptops provide high speed with long battery life as an assessment platform.

Bare Metal

Single or multiple boot Kali, giving you complete control over the hardware access (perfect for in-built WiFi and GPU), enabling the best performance.

Cloud

Hosting providers which have Kali Linux pre-installed, ready to go, without worrying about looking after the infrastructure.

Containers

Using Docker or LXD, allows for extremely quick and easy access to all of Kali’s tools, without the overhead of a isolated virtual machine.

Mobile

A mobile penetration testing platform for Android devices, based on Kali Linux. Kali NetHunter consists of an NetHunter App, App Store, Kali Container, and KeX.

USB

Kali in your pocket, ready to go with Live Boot. Your Kali, always with you, without altering the host OS, plus allows you to benefit from hardware access.

Virtual Machines

VMware & VirtualBox pre-built images ready to go. Allowing for a Kali install as bare as possible, with additional features such as snapshots, without altering the host OS. And we have vagrant images too.

WSL

WSL is included out of the box with modern Windows. You can then start to use Kali (and Win-Kex) without any installing any extra software.

Choose the desktop you prefer

Xfce

Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment for UNIX-like operating systems. It aims to be fast and low on system resources, while still being visually appealing and user friendly.

Xfce consists of separately packaged parts that together provide all functions of the desktop environment, but can be selected in subsets to suit user needs and preferences. This is Kali’s default desktop environment.

GNOME Shell

Every part of GNOME Shell has been designed to make it simple and easy to use. The Activities Overview is an easy way to access all your basic tasks. A press of a button is all it takes to view your open windows, launch applications, or check if you have new messages. Having everything in one place is convenient and means that you don’t have to learn your way through a maze of different technologies.

KDE Plasma

Plasma is made to stay out of the way as it helps you get things done. But under its light and intuitive surface, it’s a powerhouse. So you’re free to choose ways of usage right as you need them and when you need them.

With Plasma the user is king. Not happy with the color scheme? Change it! Want to have your panel on the left edge of the screen? Move it! Don’t like the font? Use a different one! Download custom widgets in one click and add them to your desktop or panel.

Latest news from our blog

Pip install and Python’s externally managed

TL;DR: pip install is on the way out. Installing Python packages must be done via APT, aka. Kali Linux’s package manager. Python packages coming from other sources should be installed in virtual environments. Long story below. Some background Back in February this year, for a few days, some of you might have tried (and failed) to install Python packages with Pip, aka.

Kali Linux 2023.2 Release (Hyper-V & PipeWire)

Quick off the mark from previous 10 year anniversary, Kali Linux 2023.2 is now here. It is ready for immediate download or upgrading if you have an existing Kali Linux installation. The changelog highlights over the last few weeks since March’s release of 2023.1 is: New VM image for Hyper-V — With “Enhanced Session Mode” out of the box Xfce audio stack update: enters PipeWire — Better audio for Kali’s default desktop i3 desktop overhaul — i3-gaps merged with i3 Desktop updates — Easy hashing in Xfce GNOME 44 — Gnome Shell version bump Icons & menus updates — New apps and icons in menu New tools — As always, various new packages added New Hyper-V VM Image With this release, we welcome a new member in the family of pre-built VM images!

Happy 10th anniversary & Kali’s story . so far

Wednesday 13th, March 2013, 10 years ago, Kali Linux v1.0 was first released. Today we want to celebrate Kali’s 10th anniversary! Time has flown. And gosh, a lot has changed since then! They grow up so fast! This is the story of how Kali came to be, and some of the challenges along the way.

Kali Linux 2023.1 Release (Kali Purple & Python Changes)

Today we are releasing Kali 2023.1 (and on our 10th anniversary)! It will be ready for immediate download or updating by the time you have finished reading this post. Given its our 10th anniversary, we are delighted to announce there are a few special things lined up to help celebrate. Stay tuned for a blog post coming out for more information!

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We release fresh images of Kali Linux every few months as a result of accumulative fixes, major security updates, installer updates, etc.

Please see bugs.kali.org/changelog_page.php for the most up-to-date log of changes.

• Kali 2023.2a — 6th June, 2023 — Minor release, fixes UEFI issue in base-images, and fix sound in the Hyper-V images.
• Kali 2023.2 — 30th May, 2023 — The second 2023 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 6.1.0, Xfce 4.18.2.
• Kali 2023.1 — 13th March, 2023 — 10 Years! The first 2023 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 6.1.0, Xfce 4.18.1.

• Kali 2022.4 — 6th December, 2022 — The fourth 2022 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 6.0.0, Xfce 4.16.5.
• Kali 2022.3 — 9th August, 2022 — The third 2022 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.18.0, Xfce 4.16.4.
• Kali 2022.2 — 16th May, 2022 — The second 2022 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.16.0, Xfce 4.16.4.
• Kali 2022.1 — 14th February, 2022 — The first 2022 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.15.0, Xfce 4.16.3.

• Kali 2021.4a — 23rd December, 2021 — Minor release, fixes audio issues in base-images.
• Kali 2021.4 — 9th December, 2021 — The fourth 2021 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.14.0, Xfce 4.16.3.
• Kali 2021.3a — 21st October, 2021 — No fanfare release, fixes minor issues with base-images (missing firmware, size and bug with USB encrypted persistence).
• Kali 2021.3 — 14th September, 2021 — The third 2021 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.10.0, Xfce 4.16.3.
• Kali 2021.2 — 1st June, 2021 — The second 2021 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.10.0, Xfce 4.16.2.
• Kali 2021.1 — 24th February, 2021 — The first 2021 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.10.0, Xfce 4.16.1.

• Kali 2020.4 — 18th November, 2020 — The fourth 2020 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.9.0, Xfce 4.14.4.
• Kali 2020.3 — 18th August, 2020 — The third 2020 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.7.0, Xfce 4.14.4.
• Kali 2020.2 — 12th May, 2020 — The second 2020 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.5.0, Xfce 4.14.4.
• Kali 2020.1b — 18th March, 2020 — Minor bug fix release (Offline setup issue).
• Kali 2020.1a — 13th February, 2020 — Minor bug fix release (xserver-xorg issue).
• Kali 2020.1 — 28th January, 2020 — The first 2020 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.4.0, Xfce 4.14.2.

• Kali 2019.4 — 26th November, 2019 — The fourth 2019 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.3.9, Xfce 4.14.1.
• Kali 2019.3 — 2nd September, 2019 — The third 2019 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 5.2.9, GNOME 3.30.2.
• Kali 2019.2 — 21st May, 2019 — The second 2019 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.19.28, GNOME 3.30.2.
• Kali 2019.1a — 4th March, 2019 — Minor bug fix release (VMware Installer).
• Kali 2019.1 — 18th February, 2019 — The first 2019 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.19.13, GNOME 3.30.2.

• Kali 2018.4 — 29th October, 2018 — The fourth 2018 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.18.0, GNOME 3.30.1.
• Kali 2018.3 — 27th August, 2018 — The third 2018 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.17.0, GNOME 3.28.2.
• Kali 2018.2 — 30th April, 2018 — The second 2018 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.15.0, GNOME 3.28.0.
• Kali 2018.1 — 6th February, 2018 — The first 2018 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.14.12, GNOME 3.26.2.

• Kali 2017.3 — 21st November, 2017 — The third 2017 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.13, GNOME 3.26.
• Kali 2017.2 — 20th September, 2017 — The second 2017 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.12, GNOME 3.25.
• Kali 2017.1 — 25th April, 2017 — The first 2017 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.9, GNOME 3.22.

• Kali 2016.2 — 31st August, 2016 — The second 2016 Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.6, GNOME 3.20.2.
• Kali 2016.1 — 21st January, 2016 — The first Kali Rolling release. Kernel 4.3, GNOME 3.18.

• Kali 2.0 — 11th August, 2015 — Major release, “safi”, now a rolling distribution, major UI changes.

• Kali 1.1.0a — 13th March, 2015 — No fanfare release, fixing kernel ABI inconsistencies in the installers.
• Kali 1.1.0 — 9th Febuary, 2015 — First dot release in 2 years. New kernel, new tools and updates.
• Kali 1.0.9a — 6th October, 2014 — Security bug fix release covering shellshock and Debian apt vulnerabilities.
• Kali 1.0.9 — 25th August, 2014 — Bug fix release including installer and a set of tool updates and package fixes.
• Kali 1.0.8 — 22nd July, 2014 — EFI Support for our) and package fixes.
• Kali 1.0.7 — 27th May, 2014 — Kernel 3.14, tool updates, package fixes, Kali Live Encrypted USB Persistence.
• Kali 1.0.6 — 9th January, 2014 — Kernel 3.12, cryptsetup nuke option, Amazon AMI, ARM build scripts.
• Kali 1.0.5 — 5th September, 2013 — Bug fix rollup. LVM Encrypted installs, Software Defined Radio (SDR) tools.
• Kali 1.0.4 — 25th July, 2013 — Bug fix rollup. Penetration testing tool additions and updates.
• Kali 1.0.3 — 26th April, 2013 — Bug fix rollup. New accessibility features. Added live Desktop installer.
• Kali 1.0.2 — 27th March, 2013 — Minor Bug fix release and update roll-up.
• Kali 1.0.1 — 14th March, 2013 — Minor Bug fix release (USB Keyboard).
• Kali 1.0.0 — 13th March, 2013 — Initial release, “moto”.

• Legacy Operating Systems releases.

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