kali2020恢复到以前的安全模式

Kali

Kali Non-Root User Implementation

There are a number of changes you can expect to see as part of this change.

1. Kali in live mode will be running as user kali password kali. No more root/toor. (Get ready to set up your IDS filters, as we are sure this user/pass combo will be being scanned for by bots everywhere soon).
2. On install, Kali will prompt you to create a non-root user that will have administrative privileges (due to its addition to the sudo group). This is the same process as other Linux distros you may be familiar with.
3. Tools that we identify as needing root access, as well as common administrative functions such as starting/stopping services, will interactively ask for administrative privileges (at least when started from the Kali menu). If you really don’t care about security, and if you preferred the old model, you can install kali-grant-root and run dpkg-reconfigure kali-grant-root to configure password-less root rights.

apt update && apt install -y kali-grant-root