Installing Kali Linux on Android Phone

1. Root Your Android Device:

Ensure that your Android phone is rooted, as installing Kali Linux requires elevated privileges.

2. Download and Install Linux Deploy:

Go to the Google Play Store.
Search for "Linux Deploy" and install the app.

3. Configure Linux Deploy:

Open Linux Deploy.
Tap on the three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner to open the menu.
Tap on "Distribution."
Select "Kali Linux" from the list.

4. Adjust Configuration Settings:

In the same menu, go to "Configuration."
Adjust settings like username, password, image size, etc., according to your preferences.

5. Install Kali Linux:

Go back to the main menu.
Tap on the lightning bolt icon to start the installation.

6. Wait for Installation to Complete:

The app will download and install Kali Linux. This may take some time depending on your internet speed.

7. Start the VNC Server:

After the installation, go back to the main menu.
Tap on the VNC icon to start the VNC server.

1. Connect with a VNC Viewer:

Download a VNC viewer app from the Play Store (e.g., VNC Viewer).
Open the VNC viewer and create a new connection with the IP address and port displayed in Linux Deploy.

9. Log in to Kali Linux:

Use the username and password you set during the configuration to log in to Kali Linux.
Now, you should have Kali Linux running on your Android device. Keep in mind that this is a simplified guide, and you may encounter issues depending on your device and its compatibility. Always check for updated guides or forums for specific information related to your device model.