Introduction to Kali System
Kali is a Linux distribution based on Debian, designed for security auditing, penetration testing, and ethical hacking. It comes pre-installed with many tools related to penetration testing and security. It supports ARM architecture.
(Penetration testing is an assessment method to evaluate the security of computer network systems by simulating malicious hacker attacks.)
The tutorial officially begins:
1. Download the Kali system image
Send “kali” to our WeChat public account to obtain the system image
Download it to your computer desktop
2. Use Win32 to write the system to the memory card
Send “32” to our public account to obtain the software
Insert the memory card into the card reader and connect it to the computer
3. After writing the system, insert the memory card into the Raspberry Pi, connect the Raspberry Pi to the router with an Ethernet cable, power the Raspberry Pi, and check the Raspberry Pi’s IP address
Enter 192.168.1.1 in the browser to check the Raspberry Pi’s IP address
4. SSH connection
Send “putty” to our public account to obtain the software
Open Putty and enter the Raspberry Pi’s IP address
Press Enter
Enter username: root
Password: toor
Enter the control terminal
5. Modify the source (you can choose which source to change to)
Send “source” to our public account to obtain the sources
Open the folder
nano /etc/apt/sources.list
Copy the source into this folder
Ctrl + X to exit, select Y to save changes
After changes, enter the following command to update
apt-get update
6. VNC graphical interface login
Send “vnc” to our public account to obtain the software to download to your computer
On the Raspberry Pi, enter the following command to download VNC
apt-get install tightvncserver
After downloading, enter the following command on the Raspberry Pi to start VNC
tightvncserver
Enter the password you set
After setting the password, open the VNC software on your computer and enter the Raspberry Pi’s IP address:1 as follows
For example: 192.168.1.108:1
Click connect to successfully enter the graphical interface
7. Connect to Wi-Fi
Click the Ethernet icon in the upper right corner to connect to Wi-Fi
8. Resize the disk
The Raspberry Pi does not use the entire SD card space by default, so you need to expand the partition
GParted is a very powerful partition tool under Linux. GParted can easily create, delete partitions, and also adjust the size of partitions and move partition locations.
Install GParted software
apt-get install gparted
In the terminal of the graphical interface, enter gparted to open the software and follow the steps below to adjust disk usage
9. The installed Kali only has a portion of the tools, so we need to install the complete Kali
Enter the following command to install the complete Kali
apt install kali-linux-all
If you have any questions, you can refer to our video
Video address: https://space.bilibili.com/255808664/#/video
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