Kali Linux is so well-known among cybersecurity professionals that its name has practically become synonymous with pen-testing. The Kali OS includes over 600 tools in total, is completely free, and has an open-source Git tree publically available. The developers trimmed all the fat off of BackTrack by removing its subpar utilities and updating the ones that were acclaimed in the whitehat community. Kali was released in 2013 as essentially a complete rebranding of BackTrack Linux with a GNOME interface. Unlike the other operating systems, Kali has a large set of tried and tested pre-installed applications, making it more than a simple OS.
On the surface, Kali is just like any other OS: it plays audio and text files, supports every software that Windows and macOS supports, and you can even. Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution that comes with many unique and streamlined utilities aimed at making pen-testing more accurate, quick, and easy. This article provides a short guide on how to update your Kali Linux system.
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