Ubuntu Kameleon For Linux

Ubuntu Kameleon is not what you think it is! It’s an open source and completely free distribution of Linux derived from the Ubuntu and Kali Linux Polish Edition operating systems and designed for penetration testing operations. It has been designed for Polish-speaking users in order to train students and interns on information security.

The operating system is distributed as a dual-arch Live DVD ISO image, which has been split into four RAR archives of approximately 1GB in size each. This means that you will have download all four RAR archives and extract them somewhere on your disk in order to access the ISO image, which must be written to a DVD disc or a USB thumb drive of 4GB or higher capacity.

When booting the ISO image from the BIOS of a computer, you will be able to start the live system with default kernel parameters or perform a system memory diagnostic test from the boot menu. Keep in mind though, that the default language is Polish.

Arrived at the login prompt, the user will have a choice between the GNOME Classic or GNOME Shell interfaces of the controversial GNOME graphical desktop environment. Login using the “root” username and “toor” password.

Both GNOME desktops look great and use a pitch black, hackerish dark theme. While GNOME Shell uses a single-panel layout, the GNOME Classic session uses an old-school two-panel layout.

Besides the default applications like web browser, email client and multimedia player, the operating system includes a wide-range of penetration testing tools, which are also included in the Kali Linux distribution and organized into categories and sub-categories under the main menu.