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    Contains supported open source software
    universe
    Contains community-maintained open source software
    multiverse
    Contains software restricted by copyright or other legal 
    issues
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    Contains proprietary device drivers
    backports
    Contains packages from later releases
    I don’t recommend using testing, experimental, or unstable reposito-
    ries in your sources.list because they can download problematic software to 
    your system. Software that isn’t fully tested might break your system.
    When you ask to download a new software package, the system looks 
    through your repositories listed in sources.list and selects the most recent 
    version of the desired package. Check first that the repository is compatible 
    for your system. Kali, like Ubuntu, is built on Debian, so these repositories 
    work pretty well with each of these systems.
    To add a repository, just edit the sources.list file by adding the name of 
    the repository to the list and then save the file. Say, for example, you want 
    to install Oracle Java 8 on Kali. No apt package for Oracle Java 8 is available 
    as part of the default Kali sources, but a quick search online shows that the 
    fine folk at WebUpd8 have created one. If you add their repository to the 


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    sources, you can then install Oracle Java 8 with the 
    apt-get install oracle 
    -java8-installer
    command. At the time of writing, you would need to add 
    the following repository locations to sources.list in order to add the necessary 
    repositories:
    deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/webupd8team/java/ubuntu trusty main
    deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/webupd8team/java/ubuntu precise main
    Using a GUI-based Installer
    Newer versions of Kali no longer include a GUI-based software installation 
    tool, but you can always install one with the 
    apt-get
    command. The two 
    most common GUI-based installation tools are Synaptic and Gdebi. Let’s 
    install Synaptic and use it to install our Snort package:
    kali >

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