How to access your Pi remotely via VNC
In my previous post I talked about setting up a headless Raspberry Pi configuration -- the real purpose of using a Pi as a pentesting tool. The first step in making our Pi portable is the installation and activation of a VNC (Virtual Network Computing) connection. I will be glad to answer any questions you might have after reading this guide. Requirements As always, verify that you have the necessary material: Raspberry Pi 3 running Kali Linux ( tutorial here ) Power adapter HDMI cable TV or monitor Decent internet connection Installing the VNC server on the Pi There are many VNC softwares but we'll be using TightVNC because it's simple to configure and compatible with most devices. In a terminal window on your Pi, type apt-get install tightvncserver to download the software. Once completed, type tightvncserver to start the VNC service. You will be prompted to choose a password, note that it cannot exceed 8 characters. You will also be asked if you wan...