Portable Linux Kali USB flash drive

This is a USB flash drive, integrated with KALI system, plug in your computer can access your system.
Kali is a Debian based Linux distribution. The goal is simplicity: to include as many penetration and auditing tools as possible in a useful toolkit. Kali achieved that goal. Most open source tools that do security testing are included.
Why Kali?
Kali Linux Desktop
kali is developed and maintained by Offensive Security. It is a well-known and trusted company in the security field, and it even has a number of respected certifications to certify security practitioners.
Kali is also a handy security solution. Kali does not require you to maintain a Linux system or collect software and dependencies yourself. It is a turnkey project. All of this stuff is out of your head, so you just focus on the real work to audit and don't have to worry about preparing the test system.
How to use it?
Kali is a Linux distribution. Like any other Linux distribution, you can install it permanently on a hard drive. It works better that way, but you can't use it as an operating system for everyday use. Because it's built for penetration testing, that's all you need to use it for.
It is best to make Kali a self-launch distribution. You can burn Kali to a DVD or make it to a bootstrap USB drive and run it. You don't have to install any software or save any files on a Kali. You can launch a system whenever you need to test it. It also has great flexibility, allowing the machine running Kali to run on the network you want to test at any time.
What can Kali do?
Kali has more security tools in it than anything else. That's what it can do. After all, Kali is a security tool.
Kali Zenmap
It has classic information gathering tools like NMap and Wireskark.
Kali Linux Wireshark
Kali also has WiFi-oriented tools like Aircrack-ng, Kismet, and Pixie.
For password cracking, it also has tools like Hydra, Crunch, Hashcat, and John the Ripper.
Kali Metasploit
There are many more toolkits, including Metasploit and Burp Suite.
These are just a few of the security tools built into Kali by default. It takes a lot of time to fully understand these tools, but you can clearly see that many of the most popular tools are available.
Is Kali for you?
Kali is not for the average user. It's not a normal Linux distribution that runs on your laptop, but a cool "hacker operating system." If you use this operating system, you will be running a less secure system because Kali is designed to run with root permissions. It is not inherently secure, and its configuration is different from normal Linux distributions. It is an offensive tool, not a defensive tool.
Kali is not a toy. You can use its built-in tools to do dangerous things that cause real damage (you know), and that will cause you a lot of real trouble. It's easy for an uneducated user to do something seriously illegal, and then find yourself in a helpless position.
Having said all this, however, Kali is an excellent tool for a professional user. If you're a network administrator looking for a real-world test of your network, Kali can do everything you want. Kali also has some excellent development tools for auditing their applications in real time.
Of course, if you happen to be interested in learning about security, you can use Kali in some controlled environment. It can teach you a lot of great things.
Kali Linux is a collection of many excellent security tools. It has incredible benefits for professional users, but it can also cause a lot of big trouble for the bad guys. Use Kali carefully and take full advantage of its great advantages.