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Why is Kali Linux illegal?

Why is Kali Linux illegal?
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people might misuse it to do illegal things. but it doesn't mean that Kali itself is illegal.
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Kali Linux itself is not illegal. It is an open-source operating system developed and maintained by Offensive Security, and it is widely used for security testing, ethical hacking, and penetration testing purposes. Kali Linux provides a comprehensive suite of tools and resources that are specifically designed to assist security professionals and enthusiasts in assessing the security of computer systems. However, it is important to note that the use of Kali Linux or any other security testing tool must be conducted within the boundaries of the law and with proper authorization. Unauthorized and unethical use of security tools, including Kali Linux, can be illegal and can lead to serious consequences. Using Kali Linux for illegal activities such as unauthorized access to computer systems, data theft, spreading malware, or any form of cybercrime is strictly prohibited and punishable by law. It is essential to obtain proper authorization, follow ethical guidelines, and comply with the legal requirements and regulations of your jurisdiction when using Kali Linux or any other security testing tool. Ethical hacking and security testing should always be conducted in a legal and responsible manner, with explicit permission from the owner of the target system. This ensures that the testing is done for legitimate purposes, such as identifying vulnerabilities and improving the security posture of systems and networks. Remember, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that they are using Kali Linux or any other security tool in a legal and ethical manner.
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Jaideep S.
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I don't think it's illegal at all. It's just a operating system
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