STEP 1 – Obtain the Software and Install on your PC or Laptopġ) Download the software mentioned above.Ģ) Install PuTTY and VirtualBox first and then install the Extension pack. I know, it can be a hassle.ģ) Since some of these commands are quite long, you might consider pasting them into Notepad first, and then copy from Notepad into the Linux terminal. This will create them in the native terminal character font. Also, even if the “-“ looks normal and the command doesn’t run or has errors, simply paste the command into the terminal, then using the left-arrow key, roll back and place the cursor behind the “-“ dash, press the backspace key to remove and then enter a new single dash or double dash as needed. The double dash “ – -“ can be merged as a single “–“ when the document is converted. Before you press enter on a pasted command, make sure it looks the same.Ģ) If it looks the same and doesn’t run, its typically a broken “-“ as in the –v, or any other switch.
IMPORTANT: A Special Note Regarding Word, PDF and Text Character Formattingġ) In some cases, Word and PDF character formatting gets mangled when you copy/paste into a Linux terminal. You also need at least 200 Gigs of available hard drive space for the image and the exported OVA.Ħ) Once built, you will export the VM as an OVA and import it to the lab after it has been through your QA process.
As of this writing, its 2020.1b.Ģ) VirtualBox 6.1.6 and Extensions (or the most recent version).ĥ) A Windows 10 PC or laptop with at least 8 Gigs of memory. Software needed to complete this task include:ġ) The latest Kali Linux release. If your forensics lab employs Kali Linux as its primary security based Linux distro, this document describes how to build, augment, patch and export an OVA image for use in the lab where you have no internet access.
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