I do not have much experience with Kali Linux yet. Hence my question. I have Kali Linix installed on my laptop via VirtualBox. About #iwconfig me but no Wi-Fi is displayed. Do I need an external Wi-Fi stick or can I activate the Wi-Fi on my laptop in the terminal?
Start with a simple Linux operating system.
For example: Mint, Ubuntu and so on.
And do not be offended, telling you that beginners have nothing to do with Kali. I know why: it's ALSO designed to do penetration testing.
But it's not forbidden for anyone, so they just hang around, because they probably only got something with 93872 Googolplex. "
Nope, the VM is connected to your laptop via cable. You need a 2. WLAN capable network card (or in the cheapest case simply a WLAN USB stick) which can be passed to the VM.
Pay attention to the purchase on Linux compatibility!
Well kali linux is still not for people who know no piece of computers.
I mean yes
I also do not understand why all have direct, just because they know better. This platform is there to keep you informed. I'm just starting my computer science studies and would like to gain the understanding…
Hi
I have Kali Linix installed on my laptop via VirtualBox.
In a virtualization, this distribution loses all meaning.
About #iwconfig me but no Wi-Fi is displayed.
Of course not, because only one virtual cable is used for the connection between host and guest. As already written by other side you would have to use a USB-WLAN device.
I do not have much experience with Kali Linux yet.
Why are you using it anyway?
Not only does it not add value to a "normal" user, it also has disadvantages in some things.
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