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Install TightVNC server using the following command apt-get install tightvncserver Run VNCserver to generate the configuration files. vncserver :1 VNC sessions are not linked to Linux user authentication.It is just protected by a password.So, it is better to change your password. Change your password using vncpasswd Run the command to check the VNC connection netstat -tupln Use a VNC application such as VNC CONNECT and login using the PI's IP Address. Download the  VNC CONNECT   To run VNC over SSH, we can create a SSH tunnel. Start your VNC server vncserver :1 -geometry 1280x800 -depth 16 -localhost -nolisten tcp -locahost option will ensure VNC port is listening only on local interface. -nolisten tcp - X Server will not listen on the network. Now, create a SSH tunnel  ssh -L 5901:localhost:5901 -N -f <user>@<ip> Any connection to this port will be tunneled by SSH. ENABLE AT STARTUP To...

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ENABLING AUTOSTART FOR X11VNC ON KALI LINUX RASPBERRY PI TO INSTALL VNC check my last post INSTALL X11VNC ON KALI LINUX RASPBERRY PI   O nce you've started the service, it'll run until you stop it or reboot. To Autostart it during BOOT , follow these steps. Create a file "sharex11vnc" in the directory /usr/local/bin Open a terminal, type cd /usr/local/bin this will take you to that directory. To create a file, type nano sharex11vnc Enter the following,   #!/bin/sh x11vnc -ncache 10 -auth guess -repeat -nap -loop -forever -rfbauth ~/.vnc/passwd -desktop "VNC ${USER}@${HOSTNAME}"|grep -Eo "[0-9]{4}">~/.vnc/port.txt # comment this out if you dont want a pop up telling you which port you're using zenity --info --text="Your VNC port is 'cat~/.vnc/port.txt'" press Ctrl+x then press "y" then hit Enter . This will save the file. This script will run the x11vnc during boot. Once t...

Once your PI is  configured, update it.  apt-get update  apt-get upgrade After everything is updated, install x11vnc by typing apt-get install x11vnc  After it is installed, set up a password to connect to your PI. Type, x11vnc -storepasswd Enter your password and press enter and you're done. To connect through vnc, first you need to start the service.Type the following command to start it. x11vnc -ncache 10 -auth guess -nap -forever -loop -repeat -rfbauth /root/.vnc/passwd -rfbport 5900 -noncache Use a VNC application such as VNC CONNECT and login using the PI's IP Address. Download the VNC CONNECT   https://www.realvnc.com/download/vnc/ CHECK MY   ENABLE AUTOSTART FOR X11VNC    TO AUTOSTART IT DURING BOOT

Due to Security reasons now SSH service is disabled by default. We can enable is by   service ssh start If we do not have a display to connect through HDMI, we have to use SSH. To connect through SSH, First the SSH service should be running on the system. To Auto start SSH during boot, we can just add a file named " ssh " without specifing any extension. Follow these steps  Create an Empty File, with name ssh . Open a Notepad, click on Save As In File Name field, type "ssh"  (with double quotes) In Save as type field,  select " All files ". So it creates a file without any extention. Connect your Pi's SD card to your computer, Open the drive boot (In my case its boot, it may vary.Please check for the proper drive), and paste the ssh file. Insert SD card into your PI and REBOOT. And you should be good to connect through SSH.

Installing kali 2017 on Raspberry pi 3 Installing kali is pretty simple. Use a 8/16gb sd card so that there’ll no complications. Follow these steps, Download the official Kali Linux image for Raspberry pi.                     https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-arm-images/ Extract the Downloaded file. Use WinRAR to extract. Download WinRAR from               http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm   Write the Image to the SDcard. Use Win32Disk Imager. Select the correct drive and click on write. Download Win32Disk Imager from                  https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ Once the Image is written, Insert it into the Pi and boot. Use a HDMI cable with a mouse and keyboard to access it.                       ...