How To Install Kali Linux (The Fast & Easy Way)

1) Download & run Oracle- VirtualBox

Install and run it on your system

2) Download Kali:

3) Save file

Filename should be: kali-linux-2021.2-virtualbox-amd64.ova

File size: (3.7GB)

4) Add Kali Linux to Virtual Box

Start / run Virtual Box

5) Click import appliance

Under the Local File System, click on the Folder icon to select the downloaded Kali Linux OVA image (may be in downloads folder).

Hit the Import button.
Once the importing process has been completed you will see a Kali Linux VM on the VirtualBox’s left panel where all VMs get listed by default.
Double-click on that and your Linux OS system will start booting and in few minutes.

6) Configuration settings
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- Keep about half way between green bar at the bottom
7) Right click here and navigate to 'Start', then to 'Normal Start'

8) Log in with default details
Username: kali
Password: kali
Learn how to change your password. >

Congratulations! You just installed Kali Linux.

Now you can access all of what Kali has to offer.

Run the following command to get all current updates:
apt -get update && apt-get dist upgrade -y

Useful sources:
www.kali.org/docs
www.gitlab.com/kalilinux
www.tools.kali.org/tools-listing
www.forums.kali.org

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