We have been talking about how to address this, what we wanted to do, experimenting on different approaches, and so on for months now. As a summary we had a few issues we wanted to address head-on:. Why Xfce? After reviewing the above issues, we felt that Xfce addressed them best while still being accessible to the majority of users. It is functional in that it handles the various needs of the average user with no changes.
It is approachable where it uses standard UI concepts we are all familiar with to ensure there is no learning curve. And it looks great with modern UI elements that make efficient use of screen space.
We are really excited about this UI update, and we think you are going to love it. We still have a Gnome build for you, with a few changes already in place. So if there is something you would like to see, feel free to submit a feature request!
We have also released a FAQ about the new theme that you can find on our docs page. With the change to the environment, we thought we would take a side step and do something fun.
Thanks to Robert, who leads our penetration testing team, for suggesting a Kali theme that looks like Windows to the casual view, we have created the Kali Undercover theme. Say you are working in a public place, hacking away, and you might not want the distinctive Kali dragon for everyone to see and wonder what it is you are doing.
So, we made a little script that will change your Kali theme to look like a default Windows installation. That way, you can work a bit more incognito. After you are done and in a more private place, run the script again and you switch back to your Kali theme.
Like magic! This may not be as flashy as the new theme, but the changes to the documentation we have done is just as significant. One of our go-forward goals with Kali is to move more of the development into the public and make it as easy as possible for anyone that means you! Another part of this is changing how we deal with docs.
We have since moved all of our documentation into Markdown in a public Git repository. From here on out anyone, not just Kali staff, can contribute to better documentation through merge requests. We will still approve any content changes, but once merged, changes will be automatically available on the docs section of our website.
We encourage everyone to get involved! If you see something wrong in the existing docs, change it! Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker.
Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. There are plenty of people with plenty of reason to want to stick very sketchy stuff into something that looks like Kali, and you absolutely do not want to find yourself running something like that. There are several methods for verifying your download.
Each provides a certain level of assurance, and involves a corresponding level of effort on your part. This method, while the most complex, has the advantage of providing independent assurance of the integrity of the image. The only way this method can fail is if the official Kali Linux private key is not only subverted by an attacker, but also not subsequently revoked by the Kali Linux development team.
Do this with the following command:. If you downloaded the ISO directly from the downloads page, verify it using the following procedure.
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