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INSTALLING ALL KALI LINUX TOOLS ON OTHER LINUX OS

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Whenever it comes to Penetration and Security Testing , KALI LINUX is considered one of best ever penetration testing Operating System. As It have hundreds of security testing tools.

However there are some disadvantages of Kali. Like, you can use STEAM OS as your Linux Preference, You may use Ubuntu as beginner, but they don't have those all tools that are present in Kali.

So here I want to introduce a tool that can install all Kali Linux tools in your Linux OS (obviously, other then kali) .
It's KATOOLIN  , It's a Python-Based Tool , available on GITHUB, CLICK HERE.

OR Directly Clone it into your system from terminal by copying following line:

git clone https://github.com/LionSec/katoolin.git


So now you have Katoolin installed.
Next step is to make it executable. Do it by copying following command to your Terminal

chmod +x /usr/bin/katoolin


usr/bin/katoolin is location where katoolin script is saved.

Next, run katoolin by simply typing katoolin in Terminal.



It's very easy to run Katoolin!
There are options with their details in front of them.

I recommend to select option 2.
It will show all categories of Kali Tools.


Now type 0 and hit enter.
It will get list of all install-able tools.


Again type 0 and hit enter , It will start process of installing tools, so now you can install all kali tools and get into security testing.

Did you find it helpful, If you face any problem, tell in comments.


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