How to Install Kali Linux in Virtual box

Install Kali linux in virtual box is as easy as install software on computer just need to follow steps below:

Step 1:- Download ISO Image of Kali linux from here : https://www.kali.org/downloads/

Step 2:-Download Virtual box from here : https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

  1. Download Kali linux From Website


Kali webiste

2. Download Virtual box From website

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Step 3. install  and start virtual box on computer

Step 4. Click on "new" to create virtual box profile for kali linux

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Step 5. Set Name: Kali Linux Type : Linux Version : 2.6/3.x/4.x

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Step 6.Set Memory size 2048 MB

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Step 7. Create Virtual HARD DRIVE of 16 GB

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Select virtual box disk image

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Step 8. Hit START

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Step 9.Set location of disk image of Kali Linux ISO

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Step 10. Start Installation process

select Language English

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select region india

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enter host name

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select partition

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install kali on selected partition

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Step 11. start the kali linux

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