BlackArch Linux 2020.06.01 more than 150 new tools

Linux 2020.06.01: BlackArch Linux developers announced the release of new ISO and OVA images for the penetration testing and ethical hacking distribution with new tools and many improvements.

BlackArch Linux 2020.06.01 more than 150 new tools

BlackArch Linux 2020.06.01 comes with more than 150 new penetration testing and ethical hacking tools. It runs Linux kernel 5.6.14 and has an updated installer that brings many improvements and bug fixes for better detection and of hardware.

BlackArch Linux 2020.06.01 also brings an upgrade blackarch-installer on v1.1.45.

In addition to the updates and changes mentioned above, the version of BlackArch 2020.06.01 fixes the annoying message shown by older versions of "cannot open tools via menu που" reported by many users, and fixes all packages (runtime exec) .

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Of course, all the built-in tools and packages already contained in the BlackArch distribution have been updated.

BlackArch Linux 2020.06.01 is available for download from the official website in ISO live and NetInstall. For those interested in running the OS on QEMU, VirtualBox or VMWare virtual machines there are also OVA images.

Those of you who are already using the distribution do not need to download the ISO, just update your system.

This is the sixth ISO release from BlackArch Linux for the year 2020 and all system packages are up to date. BlackArch Linux is a distribution of penetration testing with Linux, aimed at pen(etration) testers, ethical hackers and security researchers.

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