Bleeping Computer

Kali Linux to Default to Non-Root User With 2020.1 Release

The Kali Linux distribution is going to switch to a new security model by defaulting to a non-root user starting with the upcoming 2020.1 release. This change will come with the release of the 2020.1 ...
Bleeping Computer

Kali Linux Adds Single Installer Image, Default Non-Root User

Kali Linux 2020.1 was released today by the Kali Linux team at Offensive Security with a new Kali Single Installer image for all desktop environments and a previously announced move to a non-root ...
ZDNet

Hands-on with Kali Linux Rolling

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ZDNet

Hands-On: Kali Linux on the Raspberry Pi 4

Kali Linux for the Raspberry Pi can be downloaded from the Offensive Security ARM Images web page (not the main Kali Downloads page, although there is a link to the correct page there). There are four ...
Network World

Linux hardening: a 15-step checklist for a secure Linux server

Most people assume Linux is secure, and that’s a false assumption. Imagine your laptop is stolen without first being hardened. A thief would probably assume your username is “root” and your password ...
Neowin

How to install the Kali Linux's Win-KeX desktop on WSL 2

Kali Linux recently released the Win-KeX desktop environment for WSL 2. Here's a quick guide on how to install it and Kali Linux from scratch and how to upgrade WSL 1 Kali Linux installations. In the ...