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BlackArch Linux 2019.06.01 Released : Lets see What's New inside

BlackArch is and Arch-based Penetration testing Linux distribution, this distro is specially made for Penetration Testers.



 Here, the Statement of Developers-

"Today we have released the new BlackArch Linux ISO and OVA images. Here is the changelog: added more than 150 new tools; added 'jedi-vim' plugin; updated vim plugins; included Linux kernel 5.1.4; ISO image file cleanups and tweaks; updated blackarch-installer to vercion 1.1.1; updated Xresources and Xdefaults, plus added support for rxvt-unicode; package quality assurance (runtime checks) was performed prior the ISO image build; updated all BlackArch tools and packages, including configuration files; updated all system packages; updated all window manager menus (Awesome, Fluxbox, Openbox)."

In this new BlackArch distribution you can find multiple desktop environments like Gnome, i3, KDE, Openbox, etc.
Repositories contain 2203 tools. You can install them individually or in groups as well.

The main highlights are below please go through that--
 It comes with multiple window managers.
Over 2200 hacking tools.
You have two options to download and install the media  first one is full version live ISO of BlackArch and Second is netinstall image.
Size of full version iso is 11GB and netinstall image is 537MB.

If you want to know how to install BlackArch Linux let me know i'll explain you in the next blog.

Thank You

If you have any doubt comment down or you can contact me -
johntheh4cker 

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