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‫In this lecture,

‫I'm going to show you how to install Kali Linux

‫as a virtual machine on Apple Mac OS.

‫Skip this lecture,

‫if you already have Kali and VMware installed,

‫or if you want to install it on Linux,

‫I will cover installing it on Linux in the next lecture.

‫Anyway, I already have this downloaded in my downloads.

‫And as you can see in here, we have the virtual image,

‫but it is inside an archive.

‫So you can see the file type is 7z and it's an archive.

‫And we did this to compress the actual virtual image

‫so that it takes less time to download.

‫So in order to use this virtual image,

‫we have to uncompress this archive.

‫And to do that on Apple Mac OS it's very easy.

‫All we have to do is simply double-click this file.

‫Give it its time, this might take some time.

‫Once done you're going to get a directory.

‫As you can see in here,

‫dot vmwarevm, using the right software

‫we can use it to run Kali Linux

‫inside our current operating system.

‫To do this we're going to need to use

‫a virtualization software.

‫As mentioned, virtualization software allow us

‫to run a number of operating systems

‫as virtual machines within our current operating system

‫and the virtualization software that we're going to use

‫to run this virtual image is called VMware.

‫So I have it's download page open here already.

‫I'm going to include it in the resources of this lecture,

‫and don't worry about the buy now button.

‫It's actually free for educational and non-commercial use.

‫So we're simply going to click on download now.

‫We're going to scroll down and we're going to download

‫the Fusion player.

‫This is the free one.

‫So we're going to click on register for a personal license.

‫I'm going to click on create a new account.

‫I'm going to put my first name and last name, put my email.

‫And we're going to say, no, we're not a partner,

‫and we're going to continue.

‫It's going to ask us for more information.

‫So you want to verify your email, put a password,

‫fill company details, if you have any,

‫if you don't, you can fill blank stuff.

‫We're going to agree to the terms.

‫We're going to fill the Captcha and register.

‫Perfect.

‫Now it's telling me that a verification email

‫has been sent to my email.

‫So I'm already logged in here to my email.

‫We're just going to refresh it.

‫We have a message there from them,

‫and we can click on this link to activate my account.

‫I'm going to input my password that I just set.

‫We're going to continue to the customer connect and perfect.

‫We have my license in here that I can use

‫to use the program for free.

‫And we can also download the program from here.

‫So I'm going to click on download

‫and give it it's time to download.

‫And perfect, now the download is complete,

‫so we can go back to our downloads directory

‫and we can see VMware Fusion downloaded in here.

‫So to install it,

‫we're simply going to double-click it,

‫just like installing any other application.

‫We're going to double-click the installer.

‫We're going to say yes, we want to open it.

‫Put the password.

‫We're going to allow it to access my system events.

‫And perfect, now it is installed

‫and we're getting a wizard

‫that will help us install a virtual machine

‫for the first time.

‫So I'm going to click on cancel to get rid of this

‫and close this installer.

‫We're done with everything.

‫And if you notice here on the top right,

‫you'll see that we have a little icon

‫to indicate that VMware is working on this machine.

‫So what I'm actually going to do is if I go in here,

‫we'll see it running.

‫I'm going to right click and quit

‫because I want to show you how to actually use it from zero,

‫from scratch.

‫So let's assume this is a new machine

‫and you want to use it.

‫We're going to go to launchpad.

‫We have VMware in here,

‫we're going to click on it to start it.

‫Now you'll notice we got the same window,

‫but when that happens,

‫you'll see that this virtual machine file

‫now has the icon of VMware Fusion.

‫So now we can simply double click this file,

‫the dot vmwarevm file.

‫And you'll see that it'll automatically run inside VMware.

‫Now we're going to say, okay, for this warning message,

‫we're going to say that we copied it.

‫And perfect, now we are ready to use this virtual machine.

‫And as you can see,

‫it's actually automatically starting Kali Linux for me.

‫Now it's asking us to log in.

‫The default username is root, R O O T.

‫And the default password is toor, T O O R.

‫I'm going to hit enter.

‫And perfect, right now I am running Kali Linux

‫as a virtual machine inside my main operating system,

‫which is this Mac OS computer.

‫Now to view this in full screen,

‫you're simply going to have to click on the green button

‫for the full screen.

‫And it will automatically resize, as you can see,

‫and you'll be able to use this virtual machine,

‫like I said, inside your main operating system.

‫I know this might look a little bit scary,

‫but don't worry about it.

‫I'm going to walk you through it step by step

‫throughout the course and you will learn how to use it,

‫and you'll see how easy it is to use it for hacking.

‫For now, if you wanted to exit the full screen,

‫you can simply just go to the top and keep the mouse there

‫and then click on the green button again,

‫to exit the full screen.

‫And to turn off Kali,

‫you can simply click here, go to power off and power off,

‫click on power off one more time

‫and the machine will shut down.

‫Now in here on the top right,

‫you can see we have the VMware icon, like I said,

‫and if you click on it, the first time you click on it,

‫you'll actually be asked to give it permissions.

‫We're going to say that's okay and let's click on it again.

‫And as you can see,

‫you're going to have a list of all of the virtual machines

‫that you installed in here.

‫But right now we only have one, which is the Kali machine.

‫You can also click on the virtual machine library

‫to see a list of all of the virtual machines in here

‫laid out nicely.

‫And if you want to edit the settings

‫of any of these machines, we're going to click on it,

‫one click, and we're going to right click it

‫and go to settings in here.

‫Now, as I mentioned,

‫this machine is already configured to run well.

‫So you don't really need to modify any of this,

‫but I'm just showing you how to modify the settings

‫because modifying the settings for virtual machines

‫is always the same.

‫So it's good to know.

‫The main settings that you want to know,

‫is the processor and memory.

‫Here you can adjust the amount of memory

‫that you're giving to the virtual machine

‫by moving the slider.

‫And you can adjust the amount of processors

‫given to the virtual machine again in here,

‫but that's both set to two processors

‫and two gigabytes of memory.

‫It's enough to run Kali smoothly.

‫If you go back to everything else,

‫we have the network settings in here

‫for this specific virtual machine.

‫And as you can see, this is set to use a NAT network.

‫This setting will basically create a virtual network

‫where my host machine is going to be the router

‫for this network.

‫And then all the virtual machines are going to be clients

‫connected to this network.

‫So they're going to get internet connection

‫from my host machine.

‫And at the same time,

‫all of my virtual machines will be connected

‫to the same virtual network.

‫This is very handy because my virtual machines

‫will be able to communicate with each other.

‫And therefore we'll be able to use the Kali machine

‫to hack into the others.

‫We'll be able to test network attacks and do much more.

‫So this setting will first allow my virtual machines

‫to have internet connection,

‫and it will also allow them to communicate with each other

‫through this virtual NAT network.

‫Now this virtual network will rely on the connection

‫of your host computer.

‫So it will not need any extra interfaces.

‫It will not need any extra adapters.

‫And as far as the virtual machines are concerned,

‫they are connected to an internet network,

‫but in reality, they are connected through the host machine.

‫Again, you can click on show all

‫to see the rest of the settings,

‫but like I said, you don't really need to modify anything.

‫Everything should be configured properly for this to run

‫with no issues at all.

‫If you face any issues,

‫then check out the featured questions.

‫And if you don't find your answer,

‫feel free to ask us and we will respond to you

‫within a maximum of 15 hours.

‫And like I said, don't worry about using Kali.

‫I will cover that in details in the next lectures.

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