The Kali Linux team released version 2026.3 after overhauling the public build scripts it uses to produce every official image. The refreshed scripts share the same features, command-line arguments and, where possible, the same layout, so a pipeline written against an older script may need edits.
Kali Linux 2026.3 ships kernel 7.1.5, brings wardriving to the TicWatch Pro 3
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