You may have already heard that Kali 2018.1 has been released some days ago, this release has brought a number of patches, bug fixes and enhancements.
The installation process is similar to that of installing Kali 2017, in fact the whole system looks and can be used exactly the same as Kali 2017, as for the tools we use in this course, there hasn't been any major changes to any of them, so everything that is shown here still works, if you face any issues then please add it in the comment section and we'll help you solve it.
The only thing that stopped working (you might have already faced it) is apt-get, this is because the pgp key for Kali's repo has expired, to fix this either install Kali 2018.1 (lecture 4), or just run the following command:
wget -q -O - https://archive.kali.org/archive-key.asc | apt-key add
apt-get update
The installation process is similar to that of installing Kali 2017, in fact the whole system looks and can be used exactly the same as Kali 2017, as for the tools we use in this course, there hasn't been any major changes to any of them, so everything that is shown here still works, if you face any issues then please add it in the comment section and we'll help you solve it.
The only thing that stopped working (you might have already faced it) is apt-get, this is because the pgp key for Kali's repo has expired, to fix this either install Kali 2018.1 (lecture 4), or just run the following command:
wget -q -O - https://archive.kali.org/archive-key.asc | apt-key add
apt-get update
