Kali Linux in Docker

[@dannyaustin84]

Totally subscribed. Such a lot of excellent information with literally NO fluff.

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi Danny, thanks for subscribing

[@Alternosphere]

lol i googled for this exact thing like half an hour after you uploaded it. gold. subscribed. thank you

[@OneMarcFifty]

Perfect timing ;-)

[@olafgusten2671]

just to thank you for this video series, looking forward to implement in my next project.

[@OneMarcFifty]

Awesome- glad you like it !

[@taherboujrida8110]

Thank you very much Mr Mark for the simple awesome explanation, fantastic presentation , keep it up

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi, thank you very much for your feedback ;-)

[@charlesdehavilland2437]

That build script you created is absolute mustard! THANK YOU!!!! Any chance of a video on bash scripting like this please?

[@ShadowStormlq5mwdasd]

and how to connect from rdp or vnc via host docker network? It`s writing this "Published ports are discarded when using host network mode"

[@OneMarcFifty]

Publishing a port effectively means doing a port forward (or rather DNAT) of that port from the host interface to the Docker bridge interface. If you use the host interface then you don't need DNAT because the port would listen directly on the host's interface and hence the port publishing is discarded. The container would still listen on that port though.

[@elfinofficial4071]

Thank you so much for the script, this is exactly what I've been looking for. One question: I don't know what to put when asked about host volume and docker volume. I've put /home/admin for host and / for container, which gave errors. The image was already built so now I imagined I'll just use docker run on it?

[@bourehimyoussef111]

Thank you for the clear explanation. I have a vps server running an arm64 ubuntu 22, is there any possibility to run an x86-64 linux docker image inside it?

[@mambo7668]

Hi Marc, the command line docker is not calling home and sniffing? because the windows docker with GUI is spying a lot

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi, not that I had ever been aware of ;-)

[@mambo7668]

@@OneMarcFifty thanks! I will give docker another try

[@zaidmunir8409]

Installled kali on docker successsfully but can't access the port form vnc viewer. On portainer under published ports, there is nothing there. Though in the logs its specidies the port but it dosn't work. Plz help

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi Zaid, you might need to run a docker inspect on the container in order to see what it exposes or not and why. Maybe add some echo statements into the build script around line 90 to see what value the variables carry. Have you changed the build script in any way ?

[@kailashj2145]

Hi mark, thanks for the video, was really useful. could you also explain how to access usb interfaces inside this container?

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi, it should be as easy as mapping the device as a volume in theory (using the -v parameter, e.g. on the /dev/usb...)

[@gizemduygusonmez8005]

Hi Mark, thank you so much for video. Docker container is running but I cannot open the GUI. Actually I couldn't understand how to open GUI. Do I need to download any application for this ? Could you explain how to open Kalilinux GUI?

[@ShadowStormlq5mwdasd]

Thank you for your videos, interesting how to connect usb to container?

[@OneMarcFifty]

In theory you could just mount /dev/usb... or the like as a volume mount (-v) to the container.

[@ferasalfarsi897]

Can I do the same thing in my laptop MacBook instead of Debian to run kali in Docker ?

[@eid0sman]

does it possible to access Container GUI from the macOS ?

[@Mr_Ravee]

I have a difference use case scenario here,I just need a light weight GUI xfce or any other made disposable with a docker container to run on docker for the vps server (Ubuntu) How do I achieve that?

[@JohnMandersonBM]

These two files, do we need to save them as files and then run a command, or just copy and past the code and hit enter?

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hi John, please see the readme on the github repo: github.com/onemarcfifty/kali-linux-docker

[@JohnMandersonBM]

@@OneMarcFifty I did but still not able to understand. Not really a Linux guy.

[@OneMarcFifty]

@@JohnMandersonBM No worries - what Linux are you using, i.e. what linux version is your docker host running on ?

[@JohnMandersonBM]

@@OneMarcFifty Running Portainer on Ubuntu 22.04.

[@OneMarcFifty]

@@JohnMandersonBM OK cool - in this case - in a shell type the following commands(without the quotes). First you need to make sure you have git installed: "apt update" then "apt install git", next clone the repository with "git clone github.com/onemarcfifty/kali-linux-docker.git" . Once you have a clone then do "cd kali-linux-docker" followed by "sudo ./build"

[@TheEmperorXavier]

Thank you very much for this well explained but very concise video sir, cheers!

[@afifnassar450]

hello , I am already have running kalilinux/kali-rolling inside docker desktop on windows 11 , the sudo ./build not exist , how can I resolve this issue

[@guocity]

I have raspberry pi setup as access point bridge mode, and after install docker, client will not get DHCP from router

[@BK-lv9ff]

ty sir im new to docker after ill switch to proxmox may be for now my needs are small very big danke for the skript

[@OneMarcFifty]

Hey, you're welcome. Glad you liked it ;-)

[@kanmaber]

Hi. Well done and very informative video. Thank you so much. I have a concern. I'm on kubuntu 20.04 and the DockerFile has been executed successfully. But I really don't know how to access the kali-linux desktop which is in the docker. Can you help me ?

[@skkar2k2]

Thank you so much for the nice video what I was looking for. However, getting error in docker log - No log line matching the ' ' filter and not able to start

[@dokomann]

Freue mich schon auf kali unter proxmox .. wäre klasse wenn es dann ähnlich wie unter Virtual Box ist

[@OneMarcFifty]

Es ist ein bischen weniger detailliert- 21 Stunden noch ;-)

[@killerdude909]

verry good and simple i used it on my windows vm with docker windows all i had to do was go into to directory open a terminal in it and typ docker run build .

[@OneMarcFifty]

Cool stuff - thanks for the feedback ;-)

[@ProgrammingWithOsku]

Subscribed, and thank you so much

[@OneMarcFifty]

Thanks for subscribing, watching and for the feedback ;-)

[@sarkybugger5009]

Random comment. Thumb deployed. 👍

[@OneMarcFifty]

Thanks a lot ;-)

[@IBITZEE]

Marc... you have the 'gift' of explaining things in a coherent and objective way... :-) could you please explain the relation between the lightspeed/time and gravity??? ;-)) ( ¨\o/¨ )

[@OneMarcFifty]

It’s relative, i.e. it depends on your point of view. Also there is no escape from gravity - not for free ;-)

[@ReemRamzi]

thank you

[@OneMarcFifty]

And thank you for watching ;-)

[@botyironcastle]

so you need Linux to run linux great :)

[@magicsyssolucionesentecnol733]

buen video