INSTALLING KALI LINUX 2017 ON RASPBERRY PI 3

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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.
                              OR
  • Use SSH, using PuTTY or some similar application you can use it.
  • Follow these steps for connecting through SSH
    • Connect LAN cable.
    • Use zenmap to get the ip address or your PI.
    • Type your IP address (e.g., root@192.168.1.3) and click on open
    • Download PuTTY from
                     http://www.putty.org/

Check my AUTOSTART SSH ON RASPBERRY PI 3 post to automatically start SSH services.



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