Kali's stable Docker image is now named kali-last-release

Here is a very quick announcement for users of the of Kali (e.g. 2019.4, 2020.1, etc.) matching our for clarity.

The old kali Docker image is still around for the time being, but if you use it you will see a deprecation warning to indicate that it is in the process of being phased out. The rest of the deprecation plan is as follow:

• Upon Kali 2022.1 release, we will update the image to make it fail, meaning that the container will error out with a helpful message when you try to run it.


• Upon Kali 2022.2 release, we will completely remove it from Docker image. This is the “main” image (which matches our other platforms), and it is updated every week (the network packages get updated daily also like all other Kali platforms).
  
  

  For lots more details, please refer to our . It means that Podman users can run a Kali container simply by typing podman run -it kali-rolling, rather than using the full image name docker.io/kalilinux/kali-rolling. This works if the host system provides a very up-to-date shortnames list in /etc/containers/registries.conf.d/shortnames.conf. If your host system is Kali Rolling, that’s already the case!

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