And this lecture, I'm going to show you how to install the customized version of Kali Linux on Apple
M1 computers.
If you want to install it on Windows or the normal Apple computers, then check out the previous lectures.
I will cover how to install it on Linux in the next lecture, so only follow this lecture if you have
an Apple M1 computer to check.
If you have an M1 chip, go to the Apple about this Mac and it should say M1.
And here, if you don't have an M1 chip, then follow the instructions in the previous lecture.
Now I showed you previously where to download the custom image from our download page in security.
If you have an M1 computer, you want to make sure that you download the M1 version, not this version.
So all computers should download this version.
But if you have an Amazon Apple computer, then you should downloaded from these links in here.
Once you have it downloaded, you're going to have a 7Z file similar to this one right here.
It's actually a compressed archive and the image is contained inside it.
We did this to reduce the download size so you can download the file quicker, but we're actually interested
in the file that is inside this archive to uncompressed this archive.
All you're going to have to do is simply double click the file, but I'm not going to do it now because
you're going to have to first install a virtualization software that'll allow you to run Kalanick's
as a virtual machine.
Now, usually there is a lot of free options, but because you have an Apple M1 computer, you're very
limited.
You only have one option which is not free.
It's paid software.
It's called parallels.
Now you can get a trial for this from this link right here so you can download it.
I will include this link in the resources of this picture.
All you have to do is simply click on download and you'll have it right here to install.
You can also download it from the App Store if you want.
All you have to do is just launch the App Store and look for Parallels desktop.
But I already have it downloaded in here.
So to install it, I'm just going to double click it.
Then installation is very, very simple.
We're going to double click the installer in here and wait for a second for it to load.
I'm going to put my password.
Now, I've already installed this software before recording this video, therefore I didn't get any
prompts.
But if you're installed on it for the first time, you're going to get a number of notifications and
prompts asking you to give permissions to this program.
So make sure you accept them all and allow it to access your disk and so on.
Very, very simple.
You just have to accept everything similar to installing any software, and then you're going to end
up with a screen very similar to this one right here.
Now, I'm actually going to close it because I want to show you how you would use it normally if you
didn't just install it.
So you can also note that you have a new icon in here and the status bar for parallels.
So I'm just going to click it and quit it as well because I just want to show you how to run it in a
normal scenario if you just started your mark.
So to run it, all you have to do is simply click on all applications and here we're going to scroll,
or you can just use the search to search for it.
And as you can see right here, we have profiles desktop.
I'm going to click it and it will start the application for me.
So now you can simply click on continue and start any of the ready computers that they have that you
could download from their own repository.
But we don't want to do that.
We want to install the custom.
So I'm going to close this and we're going to uncompressed this image that we downloaded previously.
As I said, you want to make sure you download the M1 image you can see in here.
It says KDE 2021 M1, meaning it's the one for the M1 computers.
So all you have to do now is double.
Click this to uncompressed.
And it might actually take some time because as you can see, the archive size and here is 2.9 gigabytes.
And the result image file will be over 10 gigabytes.
So you want to just give it, it's time to uncompressed the file and give you the kind of image.
Perfect.
Now, as you can see, we have a new file of size 13 gigabytes and that is the virtual image of the
custom color.
Since we already installed Parallels Desktop, we can simply double click this to run it within parallels.
Now, because I'm running the trial I'm getting this morning in here, I'm just going to click on Continue
Trial to continue, and we're going to hit enter to start it.
Now you'll actually get 14 days trial if you download it from the website.
Then if you if it expires, you can actually remove it and then download it from the App Store and you
will get another 14 days now to log in.
The username is rude r 000t and the password is T 000ha.
We're going to hit enter.
And perfect, as you can see, it started here for us now, the first time you started, you were going
to see this prompt right here.
This is going to install extensions to better integrate the virtual machine with your host machine.
This only happens once the first time that you run a virtual machine.
So just give it some time.
Don't do anything.
And once it's done, we're going to click on restart to restart the computer with the changes we made.
Again, we're going to log in as root and the password is T 0r the reverse of that and perfect.
Now we are inside Kali Linux and it is running as a virtual machine inside our Mac computer right here.
Now, don't get intimidated by the looks of this operating system.
I will teach you how to use it step by step and we'll cover it throughout the course.
So using it is going to become very easy for now.
I just wanted to show you how to install it as a virtual machine inside Apple M1 computers.
Now I have it running in full screen, so it's easy for you to see.
But if you want to exit the full screen, all you have to do is move the mouse all the way to the top.
You'll see this dropdown menu comes up and all you have to do is click the green button to exit the
full screen.
If you click it again, you'll enter full screen again.
To turn off this operating system.
Just click on the top right icon.
Click on power off and click on power off and power off one more time.
And that's it itself off to started again.
They're going to click on the parallels icon on the top and here go to the control center.
And as you can see in here, we have cut it and installed as a virtual machine.
So you want me to double click this file again?
So to start it, you'll just need to go to this icon.
Click on the control center and then click the play button in here.
You can also click the cog in here to enter the settings of this virtual machine to modify its settings.
For example, you can modify the amount of processors and memory that this virtual machine can use to
processors, and two gigs of memory are good, so I'm not going to modify that.
But what I want to actually modify is the network.
And instead of a shared network, I'm going to set it to use a bridge network and I'm going to select
the default adapter.
I'm doing this because this setting allows the candy machine to use the default interface that the host
machine that this computer uses to access the internet.
Therefore, this way, you'll be able to communicate with other computers within the network that the
host computer, this Mac computer is connected to and try to hack them and test the attacks that we're
going to learn throughout the course.
See, previously I said we're going to install virtual machines within our current operating system
so that we can use the candy machine to hack into the Windows and the Linux machine.
And we're going to do this all within the current operating system.
That's still the case for old computers and old operating systems, except for the Apple M1 computer,
because currently Windows and it'll get Linux machine cannot run on the Apple M1 chip.
So that's another limitation to the chip that is used within your computer that only the M1 Macs use.
This chip is still very new, and therefore its support is very limited.
That's why we can only install color Linux on it, and you're going to have to test the attacks against
real computers connected to the same network as the host machine or install the target Windows and Linux
machines as virtual machines.
But on another computer that does not use the M1 chip and set its network settings to bridge as well,
installing Windows and Metasploit, as well as virtual machines on other computers, will be covered
later on in the course when you need it.
So you do not need to worry about this for now.