Offensive Security has released Kali Linux 2020.2, the latest iteration of the popular open-source penetration testing platform. Kali Linux 2020.2 changes Dark and light themes are now available for the KDE Plasma desktop environment. The login screen got new graphics and a new layout. New package logos for each tool There are several cosmetic changes in this newest Kali Linux release: New packages: the latest version of the GNOME desktop environment (v3.36), Joplin (an open-source note taking and to-do application), Nextnet (a pivot point discovery tool), SpiderFoot (automated OSINT collection for reconnaissance), and Python 3.8. Also, the module for Python 2 has been re-included temporarily because some tools still need it. After recently switching the default “root/toor” credentials to “kali/kali” for desktop images and making the default user account a standard, unprivileged (non-root) user, Offensive Security decided to do the same for ARM images (“alt
Currently, the whole world is in lockdown due to the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, but, for the cybercriminals, this is the most luring opportunity. And as a result, recently, the cyber attackers have targeted all the co-operative banks in India. Researchers uncovered a new campaign in which the attackers have used the renewed wave of the “ Adwind Java RAT ” to initiate the attacks against the co-operative banks in India. Don’t know about the co-operative banks? The co-operative banks are small banks that are small in size, and they generally don’t have any large trained IT and cybersecurity team to handle such types of cyberattacks. Just like the other popular COVID-19 themed cyber-attacks, this Java RAT campaign also starts its operation with a spear-phishing email. But, here, the difference is that the phishing emails that the attacker send to its victims, claims to be from the Reserve Bank of India or any other large banking institution in the country. According to the Qu