*Updated 11/05/2021
TinfoilSec Presents:
Sn3rpOs [Codename: CoNt4g1N]
Features:
Xfce4 Desktop
Kali Linux Full
System Torified with Privoxy & Tor
bleachbit
Wire
Signal
Veracrypt
All repos transported through Privoxy&Tor
dnscrypt-proxy (no-logs)
Tor Browser
Custom Tor Switcher and Pyloris
Firefox-esr (configured with tor)
Thunderbird
ProtonVPN (Free VPN no-logs)
Sn1per
Vault Scanner
RED_HAWK
Fork of Kali Rolling, Debian Stretch/Buster
-No Back Doors-
Now with UEFI boot support
and of course bacon. XD
login: tfs
passwd: toor
As Always RTFM! (README file)
License
Creative Commons Attribution License, GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Other Useful Business Software
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User Reviews
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hey there, great project but i am having an issue about booting from hard drive option & it says booting from hard drive failed. so if there is any sollution to install it in a hard drive(in a virtual machine) any help will be appriciated. thank you.
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Love this OS. I use this as my daily driver day in and day out. Don't even remember the last time I ran regular Kali. Love the black and red. Definitely gotta give a thumbs up for all the little add-ons and extras that are included with this. Excited to see the update from protozoa to stiffer drank, I check frequently to see if there's an update. Loaded with tools and extras that Kali doesn't come with standard. Overall great. Hope oo0sn3rp0oo doesn't ever stop the development on this project. Excellent work man. Definitely have to say I am a fan of Sn3rpOs and would recommend it to anyone that would run Kali.
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runs fine in vmware as a virtual machine