Brief Summary
This video demonstrates how to install and run Kali NetHunter on an Android phone without root access. The process involves downloading Termux, updating repositories, installing necessary packages, and running basic scans.
- The installation is designed for a non-rooted Android device.
- The video outlines additional features to be covered in future videos, such as Wi-Fi attacks.
Kali on Your Phone!
The video begins with an introduction to installing Kali NetHunter on an Android device without rooting it. The host mentions the capabilities of Kali, including password cracking and wireless attacks, which will be explored in future content.
Tutorial Start//Install Termux
The tutorial starts by guiding viewers to the GitHub page for Termux. The host downloads the APK file, opens it, and installs the application to set up a terminal emulator on the Android phone.
Update Repositories
After installation, the host updates the Termux package references using "apt update" and upgrades the software with "apt upgrade" commands. The user is advised to confirm installation prompts by responding with “Yes”.
Install wget
Next, the host demonstrates how to install "wget" by using the command "apt install wget". This tool is essential for downloading files within the terminal environment.
Download Kali NetHunter
The host proceeds to download the Kali NetHunter package using the "wget" command followed by a specific URL, while reminding viewers that a PDF with these steps is available for reference.
Change Permissions//Install NetHunter
The installation process continues as the host changes permissions to allow the execution of the downloaded software. After setting permissions, the installer is executed, and viewers are informed to wait for the installation to complete.
After Your Coffee Break//delete rootfs prompt
Once the installation is complete, viewers receive a prompt to delete the downloaded root filesystem file, to which they should respond "No". At this point, Kali NetHunter is confirmed to be installed.
Start Kali NetHunter CLI & nmap scan
The host starts the Kali NetHunter CLI and performs a basic "nmap" scan on kali.org to check for open ports. The results reveal ports 22 (SSH), 80 (HTTP), and 443 (HTTPS).
Setting Kex Password
The host demonstrates setting a Kex (Kali Desktop Experience) password using the command "nethunter kex password". It is noted that a view-only password is not needed for this installation.
Install NetHunter Store App & Kex
The tutorial then shifts to installing the NetHunter Store App. The host navigates to the NetHunter website to download and install the app, allowing the use of the various resources available from within Kali.
Running Kex//NetHunter GUI
Once the NetHunter Store App is installed, the host runs the NetHunter KeX which provides a graphical user interface for Kali. He configures the app and successfully runs Kali on his phone.
nmap scan via Kali terminal
In this segment, the host runs another "nmap" scan through the Kali terminal. The results confirm that the same ports (22, 80, and 443) are open, showcasing the functionality of Kali on a mobile device.
Comment!//More NetHunter Videos?
The host invites viewers to leave comments regarding their interest in future NetHunter videos, hinting at more advanced topics like Wi-Fi attacks to be covered later.
Note//Android 12 Issues
A brief note mentions possible issues when running this installation on Android 12, where processes might be killed. The host recommends using an older version (like Android 11) for better performance.
In The Description//Step by Step Guide
The host mentions the availability of a PDF in the description that provides a step-by-step guide and links to the GitHub page for additional assistance with installation.
Benefit of Rootless NetHunter Install
The advantages of installing NetHunter rootless include the ability to access other applications on the phone simultaneously without having to root the device, thereby maintaining full functionality of the Android phone.
Subscribe If You Enjoyed the Video!
The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel and like the video for more content related to Kali NetHunter and other cybersecurity topics.
