Set Up an Ethical Hacking Kali Linux Kit on the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ [Tutorial]

How to Load Kali onto the Pi 3 Model B+

Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 012

To get started with the Raspberry Pi as a hacking platform, you'll need a few key components to get the Pi up and running our ethical hacking version of Kali Linux. Initially, you'll need access to another computer to burn your Kali image to an SD card. You'll also need a good power adapter, SD card, keyboard/mouse combo, wireless network adapter, and a USB Rubber Ducky.

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[theunholybakery]

first you talk about ethical hacking, show us how to set up kali linux, and then tell us about wifi bombs, wardriving, hijacking drones and cracking wifi. I love this channel.

[MarkAnthony]

bro, you should start a online ethical H. course.... You are hands down the best... Much learned and much more to learn...

[peterbajada]

This is the first time I have viewed your channel and after watching this tutorial I felt the need to go back and post this comment to tell you how impressed I am with how you conveyed the instructions.and the amount of information yout were able to pass on. Although you are a fast talker you were very clear to undersatand and i was able to follow your instructions with ease. Deffinitely subscribed and will share with anyone I think would be interested.

[anjwht]

for those of you getting the "no such file or directory" message, do the following:
1.) type: kalipi-config
2.) select “03 Boot Options” -> “B1 Desktop / CLI”
Choose what you want and you're done.
Once you make the changes, you'll be forced to reboot and then it'll come back up in a minute.

[GunshineLac]

You don't have to download the re4son kernel anymore. It got so popular that as of Kali 2017.2, it's already added on the main ARM img. Also, sticky fingers, and re4son kernel aren't the same. The sticky fingers img is the re4son kernel, but has added features, like a non root user with group permissions to kismet and such, and also adds easy tft screen setup that boots with a custom 9 button menu for tools (editable), as well as a special pin code lock screen with multiple functions depending on the pin you enter. Still awesome, was just sharing info.

[brianfreund]

I don't know what YouTube algorithm landed you on my suggestions page but between this and the previous video I viewed, the amount of clarity and instruction provided in your guides has definitely earned my subscription! Much appreciate these tutorial videos to help arm myself with useful information to at least thwart potential hacking activities.

Thanks!

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[waxattakz]

Thanks for taking the time to start at the beginning. We were all noobs once right?

[dndjxnskdbajd]

Top tips for raspberry pi users:

The kali image is 6gb so can't be stored on a fat32 flash drive- you'll have to flash it through a PC, which will require admin. There is NO way around this. Trust me, I had a week to try this with my phone, laptop and a few adapters and had no results.

It's worth getting an NFTS driver for your raspberry pi and strapping an old SSD (Not a HDD, they take too much power) to it for wordlist storage- I now have a 200gb wordlist for bruteforce

You NEED a case with heat sinks and fans.

I personally run my setup with two wifi adapters - one with monitor / injection mode and another normal one- the normal one broadcasts a hidden WiFi hotspot, which linux broadcasts a VNC (Remote desktop) on. And voila, you have a hacking box that you can use on any device, your phone, laptop etc. The pi doesn't even have to be in the same room.

Also, I would strongly recommend getting a small USB adapter such as the TP-Link T2UH AC600, as they are smaller and more inconspicuous.

[pacsmacks]

It’s amazing what you can do but the main attraction to me is the learning experience. It gives you more tools to use you feel more empowered going into the future since computers are everywhere now and it’s only gonna get more complex and common. Honestly great video my guy it’s helpful in many ways

[MarcusJGrey]

Definitely 1 of my favorite new channels on youtube. I hope you keep at it.

[Arcova]

For those having issues with the /user/local for the re4on kernel, its no longer needed in current version

You only have to type "kalipi-config", choose the option number 3, then "B1", then the option that you prefer such as B4 then user name or leave blank for root. then hit finish and let it reboot as a test.

Hope this helps

[antonurmensch]

As a stone ager I find this very useful, even though I saw sudo calls while the $user was already root. No prob. The "hacking a drone with a drone" approach was really interesting. Hope to see this in a real world example.

[JosueRodriguez]

>Learning hacking.
>Not knowing what a SD card is.
Lol, this video has a weird target

[android]

What a great video. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and sharing it with everyone!
Your descriptions and tips on the topic of "Kali Linux on Pi" are concise, practical, and actionable; the examples of it's myriad of applications is thought-stimulating!

[wolf-war-master]

the idea on a drone sounds like Watch_Dogs 2

[RichiRicheh]

As far as technical how-to videos go this is one of the better ones I have seen.

[whatdamath]

ok here we go, have everything setup and ready to go. If I end up in jail because of you, I'm unsubscribing!

[larrykYTalt]

I like the fact that 5 years ago he could still walk around without 50 hacking stickers on the back and be undetected at least in a hotel.

[CrosstalkSolutions]

Excellent video - really well done. You should have amazon affiliate links for the products featured.