Kali Linux should be ready and configured after installation, but we should check anyway. Kali uses a package manager called apt-get.
- The first thing we want to do is check the sources apt-get will use to look for updates. Navigate to the /etc/apt/ directory; there you should see a file named sources.list. If the file doesn’t exist, it's okay; we will create it.
- Run the following command from the Terminal. If the file exists, it will open; if not, it will create it:
- Now, let's add the following sources to the file if they don’t already exist. Make sure that you do not add any additional sources as they may break your Kali ...