Ninjutsu OS:Windows 10 violates license Terms

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Base: Windows 10 Enterprise N
Build: 18363.592
Size: 17.8 Gb.
Activation: Nothing, use your activator prefered.

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The Windows 10 version of Ninjutsu was developed by a developer with the pseudonym Hasan and published on Github in May 2020. Ninjutsu OS provides around 800 additional tools for security specialists, thus optimizing the device for penetration testing tasks. At the same time, however, many features and applications that are disruptive for use in the security area are also removed. Microsoft is now apparently of the opinion that Ninjutsu OS violates the copyright regulations of Windows 10 and has filed a lawsuit. As can be seen from the lawsuit, Microsoft is disturbed by the ability to remove unwanted and "annoying" features and the deactivation of certain services. This is a violation of the license terms.

The developer Hasan, meanwhile, claims that Ninjustu OS would not violate any license terms and points out that a valid Windows 10 license is required to use Ninjutsu OS.

Customizing Windows 10, disabling some of the features that come bundled with the OS, removing specific apps, and uninstalling some components are all things that so many users do after installing Microsoft’s operating system.

And yet, the software giant claims doing all of these are actually a DMCA violation, as weird as that may sound.

And the developer of Ninjutsu OS knows this best.

Specifically built with penetration testing in mind, the Ninjutsu Project is a customized version of Windows 10 that comes equipped with a very rich app arsenal, including security apps that are supposed to help researchers and experts perform various tests and security audits.

But despite being based on Windows 10, it still requires a license for Microsoft’s operating system, so essentially, Ninjutsu OS is a custom version of Windows 10 that allows users to pre-install a series of apps from the very beginning so that they don’t have to do it manually after installing the OS.

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