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Installing Kali Linux on Windows 10 using VMware Workstation Player
Jul 15, 2024
Installing Kali Linux on Windows 10 using VMware Workstation Player
Introduction
Stereotypes about hackers: wearing masks, hoodies, funny voices.
Importance of learning how to program for hacking.
Ethical hacking vs. blackhat hacking.
Disclaimer: Use knowledge for ethical purposes only.
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Downloading Kali Linux
Search for 'Kali Linux' on Google.
First result: kali.org.
Download options: VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V images.
This guide: Using VMware Workstation Player.
Preparing for Installation
Download and install VMware Workstation Player from vmware.com.
Ensure the laptop meets requirements (e.g., 64-bit, 8GB RAM, i7 processor).
If using a .7z file, download WinRAR to extract it.
Installing VMware Workstation Player
Go to vmware.com > Downloads > Free Product Downloads > Workstation Player.
Download and install for Windows.
Accept default settings during installation.
Setting Up Kali Linux VM
Move Kali Linux files to 'My Documents' > 'Virtual Machines'.
Open VMware Workstation Player.
Import Kali Linux VM:
Player > File > Open
Select .vmx file.
Edit settings if needed (e.g., RAM, processors).
Click 'Play Virtual Machine'.
Using VMware Workstation Player
Select 'I copied it' when asked.
Download and install VMware tools for Linux.
Login to Kali Linux:
Username: root
Password: toor (root backwards)
Post-Installation
Resize Kali Linux window to resize the desktop automatically.
Test internet connectivity (e.g., ping google.com).
Demonstrate copy-paste functionality between Windows and Linux.
Shutting Down and Restarting
To shut down: Click down arrow > Power button > Power Off.
Restart by opening VMware Player and clicking 'Play'.
Conclusion
Reminder to use hacking knowledge ethically.
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