So as we saw how we can install packages from official repositories of Kali and other repositories which
are not by default in the Kali, by giving the path in the source start list file, there is one more
way to install packages and tools into your system using GitHub.
Now in case you want to install any tool or package using GitHub, apt command will not work.
For this we are going to use another command or a package manager called us git.
Git clone is going to help you download that specific repo with the package, install it into your system
and then you can start using that tool.
So for example, in this lesson, we are going to use one of the tool, we're going to clone it and
we are going to run it.
So let's see the practical.
So I'm onto my colleague Linux machine and I have opened up my browser.
I'm going to search for a package or a tool that is not available on the official repo, but on GitHub.
So I'm going to search for this tool, which is Sub Lester, which is a tool written in Python used
for subdomain enumeration.
As you can see over here, these this is the page for sub listed here.
We can see all files are present.
I'm going to click on code and I'm going to click here which will copy the path of the tool.
I'm going to quickly create a directory called this test and I'm going to go into that directory after
I have changed the directory, I'm going to run the command which is get clone.
And the part of the URL that we have just copied of that specific package and I'm going to hit enter.
As you can see, it starts cloning the sub blister and it copies all the required dependencies or packages
in your system into the specific folder of the package called S Sub Blister.
Let's navigate into that folder and let's run the command ls and we can see here there are all the required
files that needs to be used to run the specific package.
Subdistrict py is the to name and that can be run using python command.
So this way you can also install packages or tools apart from the official repository from GitHub using
get clone.
I hope you guys got an idea how to use this.
Thank you.