Pentesting environment setup is slow and non-portable across engagements
Security professionals waste time reprovisioning pentesting toolchains across engagements because existing kits like Kali Linux require manual setup and lack browser-accessible GUIs for remote or containerized workflows. Portability and reproducibility are unaddressed.
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