After less than two weeks since their end of year announcement, Eagle Eye Digital Solutions have announced the release of a new update of their security-oriented Linux Kodachi operating system, versioned 3.7.
Linux Kodachi 3.7 looks to us like a hefty point release that adds quite some interesting goodies, starting with support for displaying the computer’s MAC address directly on the screen for easy access, and the implementation of the “–data-urlencode” command to cURL post commands.
It also looks like the wlan0 changer was updated to work even if the Wi-Fi connection is disabled, the in-house built VPN (Virtual Private Network) script received some improvements and it’s now capable of automatically opening files for editing if VPN configuration files aren’t set.
Various other VPN and IP resolve issues were patched as well. Another interesting change is the addition of Anonymous wallpapers, probably to attract more hackers to switch to this Debian-based GNU/Linux operating system designed to provide a secure, anti-forensic, and anonymous computer OS.
New, unified script replaces the Tor and VPN ones