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Kali Linux 1.0.5 released

Offensive Security, the developer behind the Backtrack and Kali Linux operating systems, has announced a few days ago that a new maintenance release of the Kali Linux distribution for forensic and penetration testing tasks is available for download. Here is the link for download .

LazyKali script for Kali Linux

LazyKali is an awesome script written in bash shell. It can automate the whole update and install new tools in your hack repository. As the name suggests, you can get all the updates on Kali Linux and your repositories in one place by running this script. Please read the description of the project here  to know what tools are there that are going to be added when you run the script. Download  lazykali.sh . * Warning: Disable firewall or Internet Security application if your Kali Linux is installed in a virtual machine. To install the script on Kali Linux, run   rootkali:~ #./lazykali.sh   on root terminal window. (If you get a message Permission Denied , then first type  rootkali:~ #chmod +x lazykali.sh   and then  rootkali:~ #./lazykali.sh ). if the script is not installed it may prompt you to install. Type Y  to install the script. Once the script is installed, it will check the version. If the version is old, allow it to update by typing Y . Once execute, you will get a command li