In this update, Kali solved the many bugs we are facing in Kali Linux 2020.1, like installation timing, offline installation problem, GNOME 3.36 introduced in Kali Linux 2020.2, new packages logo, and many more new features and updates. So, please, help me, with some advices, some workarounds, because once again, I simulated on Kali 2021.1 and I’m able to install and configure successfully OpenVas GVM 20.08, but on the other side, I don’t understand, why I’m not able to download the same packages on the upgraded Kali machines, and I failed with the installation and customization of OpenVas GVM on those machines. Kali Linux 2020.2 is the latest version of Kali. Yes, because, when I install from the command OpenVas, it looked like in the picture in the URL, that the space disk for OpenVas, it will be 451 MB instead of 25 MB like on the others 3 upgraded machines. On the theming front, the Kali developers have also updated the KDE and Xfce desktop environments which are more optimised for performance and efficiency and have visual enhancements.I failed on every machines that was upgraded to the latest version of Kali, and it seams that when I tried to install OpenVas, it doesn’t look like in the above blog picture related to apt install openvas, I mean there will be 451 MB of additional disk space will be used, in my case only 25 MB will be consumed.Īnd this is not the only issue, because when I try to run gvm-setup, no user admin and corresponding password aren’t generated, even if the setup continue to install and configure the rest of packages.Īnd it s the same for all 3 machines with the Kali that was upgraded to the latest version.īut, I created a new virtual machine for the test, with the latest version of Kali Linux 2021.1, and I succeeded to install and configure the latest GVM 20.08 and OpenVAS is working perfectly on this machine, and I followed the same steps/procedure like in the above URL.
WordlistRaider: Preparing existing wordlists PSKracker: WPA/WPS toolkit for generating default keys/pins MassDNS: A high-performance DNS stub resolver for bulk lookups and reconnaissance
HTTProbe: Take a list of domains and probe for working HTTP and HTTPS servers GitLeaks: Searches Git repo's history for secrets and keys GetAllUrls: Fetch known URLs from AlienVault's Open Threat Exchange, the Wayback Machine, and Common Crawl
DumpsterDiver: Search secrets in various filetypes DNSGen: Generates combination of domain names from the provided input Chisel: - A fast TCP/UDP tunnel over HTTP AltDNS: Generates permutations, alterations and mutations of subdomains and then resolves them Here is the full list of the new tools that are included as part of the 2021.1 Kali Linux release: This functionality already exists on other Linux distributions like Red Hat Linux and Fedora Linux.
This new package will simply ask users if they intended to install a different package due to a typo, or simply tell them about a related package if the command they just typed doesn't exist. Meanwhile, the Kali Linux developers have included a new package as part of the system, command-not-found.
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