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welcome to trewax #378

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BR8867 opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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welcome to trewax #378

BR8867 opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments

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BR8867 commented Oct 18, 2024

download a Kali Linux Virtual BR8776

Kali is a Linux distribution that has many of the tools that we need to solve CTF challenges. Follow this step-by-step guide to get Kali Linux running in a virtual machine on your computer!

Installing VMWare

  • Log into UDeploy
  • Scroll to bottom and click the link that says To download, please click here to authenticate
  • When logged in, choose VMWare Workstation 15
  • On the right side click Add to cart.
  • This will bring you to a page with a green download button and a serial number. Copy the serial number and then click download. It shouldn't take longer than 5 minutes.
  • Run the installation file and continue with a normal installation.
  • Before hitting finish, click the license button. Paste the license key you copied from earlier.
  • Congrats! Let's move to step 2.

Installing Kali Linux

  • Download the 64-Bit Kali Linux VMware image on this page
  • Once downloaded, extract the zip file
  • Launch VMWare Workstation
  • Click Open Virtual Machine
  • In the folder you extracted earlier, click the VM file inside
  • If a text box pops up, click "I Copied it"
  • Click the first line inside the terminal
  • Login as "root"; the password is "toor"
  • Congrats! You have your own Kali Linux VM!
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