Curso Kali Linux - Conhecendo e executando o Kali no VMware com Windows 10

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to install and run Kali Linux on VMware using Windows 10. Kali Linux is a powerful distribution used for penetration testing and security auditing. By following this guide, you will set up a virtual environment that allows for safe experimentation with various security tools.

Step 1: Download Necessary Software

To get started, you need to download both VMware and the Kali Linux image.

1. Download VMware Player

   • Visit the VMware website: VMware Download
   • Select the appropriate version for your Windows 10 system.
   • Follow the installation prompts to install VMware Player.

2. Download Kali Linux ISO

   • Go to the Kali Linux official website: Kali Linux
   • Navigate to the downloads section and select the appropriate ISO image for your needs.
   • Save the ISO file to a convenient location on your computer.

Step 2: Install VMware Player

Once you have downloaded VMware Player, you need to install it.

1. Run the Installer

   • Locate the VMware Player installer file.
   • Double-click to run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.

2. Complete Installation

   • Accept the license agreements and choose the installation options according to your preference.
   • Once the installation is complete, launch VMware Player.

Step 3: Create a New Virtual Machine

Now it’s time to set up a new virtual machine to run Kali Linux.

1. Open VMware Player

   • Click on "Create a New Virtual Machine."

2. Select Installation Method

   • Choose "Installer disc image file (iso)" and browse to the location of the Kali Linux ISO you downloaded.

3. Choose Operating System

   • Select "Linux" as the guest operating system.
   • Choose "Debian 10.x 64-bit" (or the appropriate version based on your ISO).

4. Name the Virtual Machine

   • Give your virtual machine a name (e.g., "Kali Linux").
   • Select a location to store the virtual machine files.

5. Specify Disk Size

   • Set the maximum disk size (20 GB is typically sufficient).
   • Choose whether to store the virtual disk as a single file or split into multiple files.

6. Finish Configuration

   • Review your settings and click "Finish."

Step 4: Configure Virtual Machine Settings

Before starting your virtual machine, adjust some settings for optimal performance.

1. Edit Virtual Machine Settings

   • Select the new virtual machine and click on "Edit virtual machine settings."

2. Adjust Memory and Processors

   • Allocate sufficient RAM (at least 2 GB).
   • Increase the number of processor cores if your hardware allows.

3. Network Adapter Configuration

   • Ensure the network adapter is set to "NAT" or "Bridged" depending on your network requirements.

4. Save Settings

   • Click "OK" to save your changes.

Step 5: Start the Virtual Machine

You are now ready to run Kali Linux.

1. Power On the Virtual Machine

   • Select your Kali Linux virtual machine and click "Play virtual machine."

2. Install Kali Linux

   • Follow the on-screen installation instructions.
   • Choose your preferred installation type (Graphical or Text Mode).
   • Set your timezone, keyboard layout, and create a user account as prompted.

3. Complete Installation

   • Once installation is complete, reboot the virtual machine and log in to your new Kali Linux environment.

Conclusion

You have successfully installed Kali Linux on VMware using Windows 10. Now you can explore various tools and features offered by Kali Linux in a safe virtual environment. Next steps could include familiarizing yourself with the available security tools or beginning basic penetration testing exercises. Always remember to follow ethical guidelines while using Kali Linux.