Kali Linux has always sat comfortably and firmly in the red team encampment, providing tools to test network security and generally giving blue teams a hard time.
It’s an adversarial approach and one that sees red and blue teams constantly at odds, with defensive security being tested to its limits by the red team.
With Kali Purple, Offensive Security has taken a new approach in attempting to make red and blue teams work together. Red and blue combined is purple. Get it? With Kali Purple, you get a mixture of tools, so you’re no longer manning a machine gun from the trenches or sending waves of bots to get snagged on
