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Welcome back!

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In this lecture I'll show you how to install Kali Linux in a VM.

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We'll use the VirtualBox because it's free,

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but if you want you can use VMware as well.

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The prerequisites are at least 5 gigabytes of RAM and 20 gigabytes free space on your disk.

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The first step is to download the virtual box installer for your OS,

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probably windows or Mac. The installer can be found on the download page here; so download the binary

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version for Windows Mac or Linux. After downloading or on the executor able to begin installing the software.

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The installation process is straightforward.

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Just click on the next a few times and at the end on finish.

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We won't go deeper into this because it's really simple.

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I'd also recommend you to install another piece of software which is optional but recommended.

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It's the VirtualBox Extension Pack; there is only one version for all platforms so I'm downloading

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VirtualBox Extension Pack.

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It was downloaded and I'm clicking on it.

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In my case I'll click on upgrade but for you here will be install.

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And it's 

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Done.

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This is necessary if you want USB support or other advanced features.

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After installing VirtualBox we go ahead and download Kali Linux.

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There are three possibilities for the installation: to install it as the main OS and in this case we

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download this

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ISO file, create a bootable USB disk using a special software and then boot up the machine using

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the USB disk.

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A second option is to use it live and that means that Kali Linux will not be installed on your machine

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but will run directly from an USB disk and the third way is to install it in a VM. There are Kali

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Linux virtual images for both VMware and the VirtualBox on offensive security.com. Kali Linux

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is developed, funded and maintained by offensive security which is an information security training company.

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the Kali Linux vector limit will be imported in VirtualBox so I am going to offensive security.com

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and download Kali Linux.

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I am clicking on Kali and infosec tools and Kali virtual image downloads; so I am downloading Kali Linux

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VirtualBox images for a 64 bit CPS.This is the easiest way to install Kali.

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The image comes as an OVA file. An OVA file is an open virtualiztion appliance that contains

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a compressed installable version of a virtual machine. When you open an OVA file it extracts the

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VM and imports it into the virtualization software you have installed on your computer,

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in this case in VirtualBox. This is the OVA file I've just downloaded and it's on my desktop and

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I am double clicking the OVA file.

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These are the suggested settings for the VM and you can change them by double clicking on an item or

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disable others using checkboxes.

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For example if I want another amount of RAM for the VM I am double clicking the RAM item and changing

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it.

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Or if I don't want the sound card enabled I am disabling the option.

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You can change these options also at a later time. And by importing the VM. It takes a while but at the

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end you have Kali Linux installed as the VM. I am posing the video until it's done.

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Kali Linux was imported and I'm starting it.

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Once started

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I can log in with the user Kali and the password Kali.

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This is a non privileged user.

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Perfect.

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The network card is put into nat mode so I can also access the Internet.

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You can change the network settings in this window

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okay.

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The Internet is working.

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That's how you install Kali Linux as a VM in VirtualBox.

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In the next lecture

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I'll show you the top things to do after installing Kali Linux.

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See you in a second.