Parrot OS 6: The SECRET Weapon Hackers DON'T Want You to Know! (DIGITAL ANARCHY)

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This is the all new Parrot OS 6. Now many people would not even have heard of Parrot OS, because Parrot is kinda an underground linux distro. But believe me when I say it’s one of the most powerful computing systems on the face of the earth, and it’s used for some really advanced cybernetic operations like hacking, penetration testing, digital forensics and privacy protection. This is exactly why Parrot Linux flies under most people’s radar.
Parrot Linux is the ultimate weapon in the digital frontier. It’s one of the 2 dark horses in the Linux world, the other being Kali Linux.
While Parrot does provide you with an arsenal of hacking tools, it also provides an edition which is focused on protecting your privacy. To Keep yourself and your family safe and anonymous online and help you protect yourself in this age of massive digital tracking.
Parrot Linux has released their next mega release, that is Parrot OS 6 and it comes with new and improved versions of everything. Parrot 6 also comes with an updated set of offensive as well as defensive tools for digital security. Oh there’s a lot here. So let’s jump right in and take a deep dive with the all new Parrot Linux 6.

[@abhishekhembrom8781]

A little correction Parrotos uses MATE DE by default.

[@zaccampa4055]

Parrot is amazing. I always preferred it over Kali. I just encounter fewer issues with Parrot plus it’s a much smaller file size compared to Kali.

[@TPUSILL]

One thing I noticed is you can't add stuff to crontab. I see no write out option.

[@mahdinhabib9699]

CutefishOS vs Deepin Can you make a comparison video plz?

[@markjakker2091]

This sounds grand. Is the district hardened from a mad man inject back doors into the hacking OS from compromised upstream packages ? I’m asking for a friend

[@niteshss1382]

I don't know which one is best But i my Android Kali nethunter & My pc Parrot os And enjoying ❤❤

[@Hixeta]

Black Arch - The actual Dark Horse. Then comes Parrot and then Kali. Kali is for beginners, Parrot for Pros and Black Arch for legends.

[@DP_Works999]

Kali os is the real king ,, it is very powerful

[@Hixeta]

@@DP_Works999 lol, noob.

[@xbeast7585]

​@@Hixeta actually you're this biggest noob dude bcz in hacking skills matters not the OS

[@Hixeta]

@@xbeast7585 lol, it's not a "skill-based" game.. noob.. in the world of tech, the OS, the hardware and the skill matters equally. You just proved the point that you're a noob.

[@xbeast7585]

@@Hixeta lmfaooo you're just an toxic kid roaming around the internet 😂

[@KDE666]

Seriously, Which hacker group uses parrot OS?

[@crismo7753]

For me is Parrot OS a strange OS. edb-debugger never worked for me, neiter in Parrot 4.9 nor in Parrot 6.5. Not even after reading the recos from stackoverflow, because it was never possible to open even an ordinary *.txt file. According to the dropdown menu is edb-debugger one of the most used tools.Really? I've enjoyed working with radare2 (which can be called even with r2) and also cutter, but none of them is considered a most used tool. I was surprised as I've seen some programs for VLSI. I've thought that the OS was special designed for security and not for VLSI.

[@d-4squad297]

Gnome.....How can I set up Gnome desktop environment on this version. I had been using Parrot as primary OS on my laptop since November 2021 with Gnome desktop environment... A few days ago I installed this Parrot on another laptop and observed that the commands for installing Gnome are no longer working.. Any one reading help please........Thanks

[@Mustradamus]

Try synaptic package manager and install from there maybe.

[@SamirOumghar01]

How to roll back if there is an issue? I installed non-free Nvidia drivers and the display is become ugly... Even if I uninstalled these drivers and chose nouveau ones, the issue is persistent.....

[@OSLinux1]

Black Arch in my opinion isn’t the best, Arch has a history of being unstable, while Debian has proven to be stable. Parrot OS, and Kali Linux both have just over 600 tools. Black Arch claims to have nearly 3000, while Black Arch claims to have nearly 3,000 tools, it’s unrealistic to think you would use even half of them. The same goes for Parrot OS, and Kali Linux you’re not going to use 600 tools like that. If you used just 7 of those tools a day, and 7 completely different tools everyday it would take you over a year to go through all of them. That’s not realistic, or practical. That’s not even touching on how to actually use those tools, or how to use them effectively. If you even learned a quarter of the tools in either Parrot OS, or Kali Linux you would be one of the few, much less trying to even understand what half of the tools in Arch even do, or what the name of those tools even are. Yeah it’s a big number, but it’s also impractical to benefit from that many tools. Debian is solid, Arch is unpredictable. I mean half of those tools may not even function properly. 🤷🏻

[@assassinabhishek7579]

yeah and its not even updated, as kali and parrot

[@kritnicol8546]

Of course Debian it’s stable it uses 2 to 5 years old packages

[@OSLinux1]

@@kritnicol8546 Debian 12 is pretty current, if you rely on a system for work. I wouldn’t recommend Arch, but it’s up to the person using the system, in my experience Arch just didn’t really work out for me, it became an unnecessary frustration at times. Debian 12, Parrot OS, and even Unbuntu with the right packages installed gets the job done. Mint is fairly stable too, but that isn’t really for cybersecurity applications. Debian 12 can be customized for a lightweight version of the tools you really only use regularly. Kali Linux, and Parrot OS just provide you with a lot tools packaged together, though they have their pros, and cons. Not a fan of Kali’s dragon theme at all personally, though with some work you can remove all of it Plymouth, Grub, splash screen, kali logo, Kali xfce, icons, can all be removed.

[@Amit-hb9ex]

Which is your fav Linux

[@TheaishDevil]

Lol. It's the OS that matters. It's the tools. Black arch has much more tools. And you can install all those tools even in debian.

[@unqSeth]

Please a link for wallpaper from min 4:13!Thx...

[@palinurosec9154]

it is literally the default system wallpaper

[@Err0r415]

10:42 Metadata on the photo he uploaded was now 4chan users were able to id and dox the guy in the Burger King Foot Lettuce photo.

[@nkushgaur]

Can u tell system requirements, is ur good with i5 2nd gen with 4gb

[@LinuxTex]

Yes you can try with those specs

[@TracyClark-cv3wh]

Requirements Processor Dual Core CPU Graphics No Graphical Acceleration Required Memory 1 GB RAM Storage 20 GB available space

[@christopher480]

leave your computer alone.....if you can even find out hardware requirements on your own then you should just use a phone and not even own a computer.

[@vimalessai1441]

hi sir plz help me iam not able to boot parrot os pla pla help me

[@GreyHazRoot]

you have obviously never used ParrotOS

[@rodfer5406]

Excellent review

[@christopher480]

why do you keep naming apps and you dont even show them, you just keep cycling thru backgrounds that no one even cares about.........if this is how you teach ppl then your students are going no where

[@raghavkrishna1690]

superr review

[@caracalpak]

thanks.

[@ToddBreitung-p7y]

Lmfao

[@mingosutu]

adwanced!!

[@stamshem12]

kali is much more better ! !

[@hackerman.1337]

skid

[@stamshem12]

@@hackerman.1337 Ok Try using a screen with a different resolution And more and you'll see all kinds of annoying bugs and then talk In Kali it is much more convenient and much less problems compared to this

[@stamshem12]

Ok Try using a screen with a different resolution And more and you'll see all kinds of annoying bugs and then talk In Kali it is much more convenient and much less problems compared to this I tried several times to use Parrot And caused me all kinds of problems .. and I was less comfortable compared to Kali @@hackerman.1337

[@Hixeta]

In a way yes, I have used Kali, Parrot and also Black Arch.. Parrot consumes a lot of resources, if you're dual Booted then an 8GB RAM system is fine, fine as in Minimum requirement. It's rich in features and comes with every tool that you need unlike Kali which honestly comes with the essentials .. hands down it's the best OS and is recommended by professional pentesters. But if you are a Black hat then you'll find Black Arch much more. Kali is good and can be made much more better, it also depends on the user's preference..

[@sauce_code4]

Wrong....

[@The-Sid.S]

Superrr ...

[@LinuxTex]

Thanks Sid🤟