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Kali Linux 2026.3 Release (Build-Scripts Refresh) | Kali Linux Blog

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Kali Linux has released version 2026.3, its third release of the year. The update refreshes the build-scripts used to generate official Kali images, adding consistent features across platforms and support for building inside Docker or Podman containers. It also brings KDE Plasma 6.7, refreshed tool icons, several new tools, a kernel update, and NetHunter improvements. For users, this means easier custom Kali builds and an updated desktop, with existing installations able to upgrade via standard apt commands.

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