Kali Linux NetHunter with WiFi support (rooted Android install)

Kali Linux NetHunter install on rooted Android phone. This video shows you the installation steps on a rooted Android phone. Kali NetHunter gives you the power of Kali Linux in a portable device (your phone). It's possible to attack WiFi networks using Kali NetHunter as I have demonstrated in previous videos.

// Instructions //

// Documentation //

// David SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

There are different versions of Kali NetHunter: NetHunter Rootless, NetHunter Lite and NetHunter. If you want to attack wifi networks (WiFi Injection) or use HID attacks, you need to use Kali NetHunter and that means that you need a rooted phone.

// Menu //
00:00 - Coming up // Install Kali Nethunter on an Android phone
02:02 - Intro & Disclaimer
02:07 - Downloading DM-Verity and Twrp
03:18 - Downloading Platform Tools
05:11 - Booting with Twrp
06:09 - Download Kali VM
07:12 - Downloading the Nethunter software for specific phone
08:22 - Installing Nethunter with Magisk
09:14 - Compile and install the Nethunter kernel
12:34 - Enabling Kali apps
12:52 - Turn off OS updates
13:15 - Conclusion

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. You root your device at your own risk. Do not attempt to root your device without understanding what you are doing. Rooting a device may void the warranty on the device and may result in the device not functioning correctly. You could also brick the device. Only use the tools shown in this video to attack networks that you own or have permission to attack.

#nethunter #android #kalilinux

[davidbombal]

Kali Linux NetHunter install on rooted Android phone. This video shows you the installation steps on a rooted Android phone. Kali NetHunter gives you the power of Kali Linux in a portable device (your phone). It's possible to attack WiFi networks using Kali NetHunter as I have demonstrated in previous videos.

// Instructions //

// Documentation //

// David SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

There are different versions of Kali NetHunter: NetHunter Rootless, NetHunter Lite and NetHunter. If you want to attack wifi networks (WiFi Injection) or use HID attacks, you need to use Kali NetHunter and that means that you need a rooted phone.


// Menu //
00:00 - Coming up // Install Kali Nethunter on an Android phone
02:02 - Intro & Disclaimer
02:07 - Downloading DM-Verity and Twrp
03:18 - Downloading Platform Tools
05:11 - Booting with Twrp
06:09 - Download Kali VM
07:12 - Downloading the Nethunter software for specific phone
08:22 - Installing Nethunter with Magisk
09:14 - Compile and install the Nethunter kernel
12:34 - Enabling Kali apps
12:52 - Turn off OS updates
13:15 - Conclusion

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. You root your device at your own risk. Do not attempt to root your device without understanding what you are doing. Rooting a device may void the warranty on the device and may result in the device not functioning correctly. You could also brick the device. Only use the tools shown in this video to attack networks that you own or have permission to attack.

[scottspa]

Aahhhh how glorious to see the TWRP recovery interface again. Between 2010 - 2015 I always ran custom recovery and custom ROMs on my devices, but I just stopped having time to keep up with it ( there's so much to maintain when you have to, say, downgrade something to do a radio/firmware update, then a new recovery or kernel may be required and you have to pay close attention to what is compatible with what, etc, - it can be very time consuming, but it sure is nice having a custom recovery and root and knowing that you can completely manage everything on your device). You end up having to spend a ton of time on XDA developers site, and that can be a real rabbit hole. 😅 Thanks for these phone/mobile tutorials, David. 👍💯

[AmbitionQuotient]

Sir, the value you provide this community is irreplaceable. We thank you. 🙏

[месть-ъй]

Thank you David sir for a new helping video ❤️

[KingofDaventry]

Happy 2025 and congratulations for the excellence of this tutorial David !
Maybe an update would be required for 2025 since everything is no longer applicable.
Cheers !
Dav

[macrizzle]

I'm glad to see you make these videos! I went through this process about a year ago and have a rooted NH phone. I'm hoping you'll do some follow up videos using the rooted NH device. I havent been able to find much of a following online for these things, however, I do really enjoy mine!

[calypsocostelo]

It's a high probability that all the dislikes for this video come from people who "bricked" their phones... 🤣

[vardhangoud]

Smart phone as a hacker's weapon🔥

[jasonpitts]

Another great video David. I remember this process taking a while to do but i eventually got it done. Like you said its not a quick process

[asrolandass]

It would be very helpful if you could explain what a particular software does and why it needs to be installed when you install it. However, the video you made goes like this: 1. Install this, 2. Run this, 3. Click on this thing, 4. Install this, and there you go - you're done.

Thank you for creating content, but in this case, I would prefer if most of the steps were explained more thoroughly, so I could understand what I'm doing and why I need to do it, what that software does for my phone.

[Ixian]

Hey thank you for your hard work. I can tell from some of the comments people can be fickle and just plain assholes. Well just know you are appreciated and I love your videos. They are extremely helpful. I am going back to school now to change my career thanks to people like you so thanks again .

[cybertr]

Thank you for this vid. It was helpful for me to make custom kernel. That was a part I struggled with for some time.

[offensiveredteam]

We love these beautiful videos. Thank you very much

[nullfex]

Redmi note 10 pro will ne cool!
I was waiting for this video!

[DdddBbbb-wnlr]

Before I ask for your help, I just want to say that I find your explanations very clear and engaging. With that said, I was wondering if you could create a video tutorial on how to install root on an Android S21 Ultra or S22 Ultra. Thank you very much! 3:45

[taylercuninghan]

This is fantastic, thank you so much. I’ve been waiting on for this video:) so excited

[Josh-wnjr]

David you're the man! Can we please get an HID bruteforce vulnerability test against Android with a nethunter phone!

[oztechph]

Thank you for this tutorial sir! You're a very good teacher.

[michael]

Would love instructions for a samsung s20 ultra that has been rooted - great video as always !

[codyriiter]

Hey @davidbombal you show make a video on how to build a custom kernel for those of us with android 13 and/or newer devices. I'm sure there is a case specific builds but a general guideline that gives us the basics so we can get the most out kali nethunter. BTW great comprehensive videos, I learn the most from watching your channel, Thanks you