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Depending on your application, you may need to configure udev rules to allow non-root users to access the device. You should see the device you just attached and be able to interact with it using normal Linux tools.

Open Ubuntu (or your preferred WSL command line) and list attached USB devices: lsusb.

Select the bus ID of the device you’d like to attach to WSL and run this command: usbipd wsl attach -busid.

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Open PowerShell and list USB devices attached to your Windows machine with the command: usbipd wsl list.

Ensure that a WSL command line is open (so the VM is active) and attach your USB device.

Edit the /etc/sudoers file associated with your Linux distro to allow permission: sudo visudo and then find the secure_path section, at the beginning of the path section, add the tools location: /usr/lib/linux-tools/5.4.0-77-generic.

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Install the USBIP tools and hardware database by opening your distro (ie Ubuntu) and running sudo apt install linux-tools-5.4.0-77-generic hwdata.Install the USBIPD-WIN project (download and run the usbipd-win_x.msi installer file).To connect a USB device to a Linux distribution running via WSL 2: At this point, you’re inside Kali and you can use it as you normally do–install packages, use tools, etc.While it is possible to mount a drive using WSL 2, support for connecting USB devices to WSL, like a flash drive or SD card reader, is not natively supported in WSL.Ĭonnecting USB devices to WSL IS now supported using the USBIPD-WIN opensource project however.

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Now that Kali is set up on your Windows 10 machine, you can interact with it by running the “bash” command: bashĥ. Python install.py rootfs_kalilinux_kali-linux-docker_Ĥ. Python get-prebuilt.py kalilinux/kali-linux-docker

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Setup and install the WSL Switcher, download a Kali base, and extract it to disk: git clone This will lay down the foundations for our Kali install. Once rebooted, open a command line shell and run the following commands to install the default Ubuntu environment. Run >lsusb and take a note of which bus the device connects. Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-LinuxĢ. Plug-in the embedded slave device via a USB cable, which itself should be either a device Windows already knows about (or in this case it was running a valid gether gadget stack and needed a. Open an administrative PowerShell window and install the Windows Subsystem with this one-liner.

For an easier copy / paste operation, these are the basic steps taken:ġ.

While the setup is described well over at the WSL Distribution Switcher README file, we’ve made a quick 4-minute video to walk you through the setup and installation process.

For example, below is a screenshot of running the Metasploit Framework from Kali Linux, over WSL. Other useful situations that crossed our minds were standardizing tools and scripts to run across multiple environments, quick porting of Linux penetration testing command line tools to Windows, etc. One example that comes to mind is consolidation of workspaces, especially if Windows is your main working environment. While this setup of Kali on Windows is not optimal due to various environmental restrictions (such as the lack of raw sockets and lack of customised Kali kernel), there are still many situations where having Kali Linux alongside your Windows 10 machine can be beneficial. After all, if the WSL can support Ubuntu, it shouldn’t be too hard to incorporate another Debian-like distribution, right? This is especially true with the Windows Subsystem for Linux Distribution Switcher utility. We’re always on the prowl for novel environments to run Kali on, and with the introduction of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in Windows 10, new and exciting possibilities have surfaced. For a better way of getting Kali Linux on Windows 10, install Kali Linux from the App store.