Kali Linux moves to GitLab

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I am thrilled to see the article on Kali moving to GitLab finally published.  It was great to collaborate with the folks from Kali as I have been a fan of it for years!

How GitLab helped Kali Linux attract a growing number of community contributions

Since moving to GitLab in 2019, Kali Linux has gone from company-only contributions to a growing number of community contributions.

Kali Linux is a well-loved Debian-based Linux distribution aimed at advanced Penetration Testing and Security Auditing. We sat down with Ben Wilson (@g0tmi1k), senior developer at Kali, to hear more about why Kali Linux moved to GitLab and see if they've noticed any changes to their project since adopting GitLab as their DevOps solution.

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Full blog here: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/02/18/kali-linux-movingtogitlab/


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