Kali Linux & Nethunter

 Nethunter????
What is nethunter?
How to use it?

Created by Bismoy Ghosh .



Nethunter is the mobile arm64 bit distribution of kali Linux .which is used for ethical hacking . 


It has 2 form according to user private parts of device:

1. Non-rooted

2. Rooted


1. Non-rooted: Means it doesn't give you the root permission. So you can't use your device hardware manually. You can not use wlan, Bluetooth etc components. So beginners can install it and first learn read, write in Kali, update and upgrading database. Modify the system file , because testers use Linux for this . Users doesn't need to create the hardware profile to use this , but you need to learn the profile and know about the code.


YouTubers and other those who don't know about this they mention that it is used for hacking , you can hack wifi, Facebook , any social media, you can be a professional hacker, 😂. But this is not the truth. You need to first learn the basic and advance . All information about Linux . Then you need to learn networking, scanning . Many things!! 


So you can't hack any system with non-rooted nethunter. 


So the question is can I hack those using rooted nethunter? 


The answer is big NO!!!! 


Because every device has is own root system, pattern, algorithm. 

If you need to use full nethunter you need to find out your device is compatible with the original nethunter rooted version or not. Edited nethunter is vulnerable for your device . So if the version matches and you rooted your device and installed the full package in your device successfully you need to know the attack must need the high clock speed of a processor. Also need more cores.also High speed network . And arm version is not used for professionals. So you can't be a hacker. You need a PC for it and enrool a expensive course on this field. Because free courses didn't not prefer full information. 


Finally you need to be anonymous!! 


So firstly you need to know the version and then ,,,,nonono!

Secondly you need to learn android root files deeply and need to know about rooting specially your device. Then you can root.


Do you need to know about root??

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