You should see an entry for “wlan0” in the output of the “ifconfig” command. Once Kali Linux has booted up, open a terminal window and type “ifconfig”.ġ6. Start your new virtual machine and wait for it to boot up.ġ5. In the “Name” drop-down menu, select the name of your wireless network adapter.ġ4. In the “Attached to” drop-down menu, select “Bridged Adapter”.ġ2.

In the “Settings” window, select “Network”.ġ1. Once your new virtual machine has been created, select it and click “Settings”.ġ0. Click “Create” to create your new virtual machine.ĩ. The default is 8 GB, but you can increase this if you have a lot of space on your computer.Ĩ. In the “File location and size” window, enter the amount of space you want to allocate to your virtual hard disk. In the “Storage on physical hard disk” window, select “Dynamically allocated” and click “Next”.ħ. In the “Create New Virtual Disk” window, select “VDI” and click “Next”.Ħ. In the “Hard disk” window, select “Create a virtual hard disk now” and click “Create”.ĥ. The default is 512 MB, but you can increase this if you have a lot of RAM on your computer.Ĥ. In the “Memory size” window, enter the amount of memory you want to assign to your new virtual machine. Then, select ” Kali Linux ” from the “Version” drop-down menu.ģ. In the “Name and operating system” window, enter a name for your new virtual machine and select “Linux” from the “Type” drop-down menu.

Open the VirtualBox application and click on the “New” button.Ģ. In order to enable WLAN0 in Kali Linux VirtualBox, follow the steps below:ġ.

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