You might want to refer to the 2021.3 release announcement for more details on this setting. In the Hardening section, one can choose the value Default instead, which reverts back to Samba’s usual default, and only allow using modern versions of the Samba protocol.Īs one can see on this screenshot, there’s also a similar setting for OpenSSL. This setting can be changed easily via the command-line tool kali-tweaks. This change should make it easier to discover vulnerable Samba servers “out of the box”, without having to configure Kali. Starting Kali Linux 2021.4, the Samba client is now configured for Wide Compatibility so that it can connect to pretty much every Samba server out there, regardless of the version of the protocol in use. Extended Compatibility for the Samba Client

There is no extra documentation for this because the installation process is the same as VMWare on 64-bit and 32-bit Intel systems, just using the arm64 ISO.Īs a reminder, virtual machines on Apple Silicon are still limited to arm64 architecture only. As a reminder, this is still a preview from VMware, so there may be some rough edges.

We also have updated the open-vm-tools package, and Kali’s installer will automatically detect if you are installing under VMware and install the open-vm-tools-desktop package, which should allow you to change the resolution out of the box. Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W + USBArmory MkII ARM imagesĪs we announced in Kali 2021.1 we supported installing Kali Linux on Parallels on Apple Silicon Macs, well with 2021.4, we now also support it on the VMware Fusion Public Tech Preview thanks to the 5.14 kernel having the modules needed for the virtual GPU used.The summary of the changelog since the 2021.3 release from September 2021 is: With the end of 2021 just around the corner, we are pushing out the last release of the year with Kali Linux 2021.4, which is ready for immediate download or updating.

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