Kali Linux announced a free Kali NetHunter App Store available for non-NetHunter devices so that anyone can avail the packages. Starting from Kali NetHunter 2019.2 it supports more than 50 Android devices running KitKat through to Pie.
“The Kali NetHunter App Store is a one-stop-shop for security-relevant Android applications. It is the ultimate alternative to the Google Play store for any Android device, whether rooted or not, NetHunter or stock,” reads the blog post.
If you like to install any security applications to your device then the NetHunter Store is the perfect place to get it.
App developers can request submit a request form here, to get their application to be included in the Kali NetHunter App Store.
If you are a user of a specific application and want to make the app available through the store, then you can request for the inclusion, so that Kali team will check authors consent to publish it in our store.
“NetHunter is a community project. It is driven by the community for the community and it is a whole lot of fun. The project is centered around bringing Kali Linux to Android devices and to add a user experience that makes Android a valid alternative for certain areas of penetration testing and hacking.”
The app store covers wide areas of technologies that includes
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