Today, We’ll be doing How to Access Kali Linux via iPhone 4/5/6 any version with any iOS installed. So, let’s get started.
Jul 11, 2017 Macchanger is a free MAC address manipulation tool that comes pre-installed in Kali Linux. In short, Macchanger makes it easy to spoof or change your MAC address. Recommend: A Collection of Word Lists & Password Dictionaries for Kali Linux. Sep 21, 2018 Check new MAC address Your new MAC address will now show while listing network interface using ifconfig command: Change to a Specific MAC address The following procedure on Kali Linux can be used to spoof MAC address to a specific string. This can be achieved by use maccachnager's -m option. Changing MAC address or we also can call it MAC address spoofing will be useful in some cases, but we will talk about it later in conclusion at the end of this article. Requirement: 1. Linux terminal. Step by step How to Change MAC Address on Kali Linux: 1. Open your terminal, and type. Ifconfig grep HWaddr. What exactly you want to do with MAC address? One can easily get MAC address of the connected devices to the same (W)LAN. By simply knowing MAC address, one cannot get access to the mobile. (and how?) Mobile owners can grant access to others on th.
Things you need?
- SSH Running Kali Linux Machine.
- IP Address of your Machine & And Port of SSH. ( Default Port 22 )
- iTerminal iOS Application ( Download here )
Also Read: Â Setting Up SSH Server on Kali Linux or BackTrack
After installing iTerminal on your iPhone you’ll get a Window Like this!
After that, you have to Click on SSH!
Enter your Static or Lan IP Address in Host
Username or root
And Password
If you have changed your Port of SSH from Default to something else then Don’t forget to change from 22 port as well in a section of iTerminal.
And Else All done just click on Connect!
After that, you’ll be in your Terminal! vola! Have fun!
If you don’t know how to setup SSH on Kali Linux or Ubuntu or Any Distro Read this: https://thehacktoday.com/setting-up-ssh-server-on-kali-linux-or-backtrack/
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