Parrot Security 3.6 Computer Forensics and Anonymous Surfing

Parrot Security OS (or ParrotSec) is a distribution based on Debian. Developed for penetration testing (computer security), vulnerability and mitigation, Computer Forensics and Anonymous Surfing. Created by the Italian Frozenbox Team.Parrot Security 3.2

ParrotSec or Parrot Security OS offers a lot for analyzing web content and computer systems. It is a laboratory for Forensics digital use, with legally recognized tools that work with cryptography, offering a lot of possibilities. In addition, it allows you to surf and work anonymously.

Parrot is based on Debian's stable Jessie distribution, with a more security-adjusted linux 4.xx Kernel. The distribution is release.

The new version is called CyberSloop and comes with an updated Linux Kernel in the release 4.9.13.

The interface is MATE, a fork of Gnome 2, and the default display manager is a LightDM.

The program is certified to run on systems that have at least 265Mb of RAM and is suitable for both 32bit (i386) and 64bit (amd64). It also has a special version that works on old ones 32bit (486) eyes. Additionally, the program is available for armel and armhf architectures. It also has a version (32bit and 64bit) developed for servers to perform Cloud pentesting.

The development team has not exactly identified the frequency of official releases, but according to the changelog of the releases that have already been released, the distribution frequency is monthly.

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The new Parrot Security OS 3.6 is here. You can download the ISO you are interested in before the official announcement from the links below:

 

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