The Kali community is a pretty crazy thing. There are folks all over the world doing interesting things with Kali Linux and far too often, these cool projects get overlooked. Part of the problem is that the community is spread out all over the 'net. We're continuing to help build the Kali community to help with this problem, but that's a slightly longer topic. In the meantime, we want to keep you well-informed about cool stuff that’s happening in our world-wide community. We’ll also be reaching out to standout members of our community, highlight their work, and get them involved in building our new community.
In this, the first of many community updates, we want to highlight the work of one of our members, Re4son, who has been a long-time Kali Linux advocate, a volunteer moderator on the and an OSCE, Re4son had an idea to create "a small, cheap, autonomous, and low-energy Kali platform with direct hardware access that can do its hacking quietly in the corner or hassle-free on the road”. He turned his attention to the Raspberry Pi line, which offered a strong accessory aftermarket, but he discovered that the hardware support was somewhat limited for his needs.
“In 2015 .. I started porting the drivers myself,” he explains, "and the sticky fingers (touch screen) interface started off as a way to switch between HDMI and TFT screens without needing a keyboard.”
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