Accessing Kali Linux Through Browser

Step 1: First of all Update the system using “sudo apt update” command.

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Step 2 : Install novnc by typing “sudo apt install -y novnc x11vnc”.

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Step 3 : Next we start up a VNC session. We have chosen to do this only on loopback, making it more secure (We are skipping x11vnc’s in-built HTTP function. That requires Java, and we don’t want to install it on any of our clients as noVNC gives a HTML5 experience)

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Step 4 : To confirm whether the service has started and running on the respective port. check using “ss -antp | grep vnc”

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Step 5 : Making our localhost to listen on 8081 so that we can access it from browser.

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Step 6 : That’s it, now Access the machine through the given URL(which is highlighted below) on the web browser. Instead of kali give your <kali ip> and access it internally.

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