Add NullSec Linux - Security-focused distribution

[bad-antics]

Description

Adding NullSec Linux to the Miscellaneous security distributions section.

What is NullSec Linux?

NullSec Linux is a specialized security-focused Linux distribution built for:

• Penetration testing and red team operations
• Automotive security research (CAN bus, OBD-II, ECU testing)
• Web application security testing
• Embedded systems analysis

Why add it?

• Complements existing distros like Kali, Parrot, and BlackArch
• Specializes in automotive/embedded security (unique niche)
• Active development and open source
• Follows the same format as other entries in the list

[yogsec]

Hey, thanks a lot for contributing NullSec Linux

Thanks for the PR and for sharing NullSec Linux. It looks like a solid project, especially the automotive and embedded security focus.

I actively maintain this repository and keep it curated, which takes ongoing time and effort.
For adding new tools/distributions, I request contributors to support the project via Ko-fi.

If you’re willing to sponsor via Ko-fi, I’ll be happy to review and merge this PR.

Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/yogsec

[yogsec]

I am available for contact at abhinavsingwal@gmail.com

[bad-antics]

Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate you maintaining this valuable resource for the security community. Happy to have NullSec Linux included - let me know if there's anything else needed for the PR.

[bad-antics]

Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate you maintaining this valuable resource for the security community. Happy to have NullSec Linux included - let me know if there's anything else needed for the PR.

[yogsec]

Thanks so much for the kind words and for contributing NullSec Linux!

To keep this repository actively maintained and curated, I usually ask for just 1 Ko-fi coffee as a small support before merging PRs that add new tools or distributions.

Once that’s done, I’ll happily review and merge this PR right away 😊

Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/yogsec

Really looking forward to including NullSec Linux in the list