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KALI SANA 2.0 IN VIRTUAL BOX_HOSTED-UBUNTU

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 its long time ..huh...

 no worry i came with lot of article related penetration testing in Kali-sana 2.0
but befor we start it...we have to create an plate form to do it...

 trust me guy..it will help you to learn lot of thing about kali plateforms....

 so in this tutorial ..i give you a live installation guide ..how to install virtual box in ubuntu,,,

 an after that..how to install kali sana 2.0 in it...it gonna take time to watch it..but trust me after this video you got an whole idea how to do..it..

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