- Installation
- Install Virtual Box on Linux
- Install Kali
- Create Virtual Machine and Run Kali
- Step - 1 : Click on Add to add a new VM
- Step - 2: Assign Name to your virtual machine.
- Step - 3: Select hard-disk file type
- Step - 4: Select type of storage on your physical hard disk
- Step - 5: Now your virtual machine is ready to run
- Step - 6: Goto Settings > Storage
- Step - 7: Replace Empty .iso file with downloaded Kali file
- Step - 8: Start Kali Virtual Machine
- Step - 8.1 Click on install kali
- Step - 8.2 Language Selection
- Step - 8.3 Kali Installation Begins
- Step - 8.4 Name Your Kali
- Step - 8.5 Leave Domain Name Blank
- Step - 8.6 Network Mirror
- Step - 8.7 Kali Installation Continues
- Step - 8.8 Set Password
- Step - 8.9 Confirm Password
- Step - 8.10 Select Timezone
- Step - 8.11 Partition Disk
- Step - 8.12 Select Partitioning Scheme
- Step - 8.13 Finish Partitioning
- Step - 8.14 Installation Continues
- Step - 8.15 Write Changes to Disk
- Step - 8.16 No Proxy
- Step - 8.17 Configuration Begins
- Step - 8.18 Start Grub Boot Loader
- Step - 8.19 Select device for boot loader installation
- Step - 8.20 Grub installation complete
- Step - 8.21 Grub installation complete
- Step - 8.22 Kali installation complete
- Step - 9: After successful installation, you would be required to authenticate
- Step - 10: After successful log-in, you should be able to see Kali screen.
Install Virtual Box on Linux
- Downloaded file would be of .deb extension.
- To install .deb files, execute the following commands in terminal -
sudo dpkg -i /path/to/deb/file
sudo apt-get install -f
Install Kali 
- Kali Linux is the new generation BackTrack Linux penetration testing Linux distribution.
- Downoaded Kali would be a .iso file which would added as Controller IDE under storage Devices.
Follow the below steps to create a virtual machine using virtual box.
Note : There would be a list of questions that you would have to answer before kali installation begins.
Notes :
- You would be asked to create a password for root user during installation process.
- To login, use username as root and your created password.
