How to Install Parrot Security OS 3.9 ? Step by Step

I will now review the use of Parrot Linux, Linux is a distro Parrot in a special design for Pentesting, Computer Forensic, Reverse Engineering and Hacking, Cloud Privacy, Anonymity Pentesting, Cryptography. This operating System based on Debian and built by Frozen Box Network.

In the official release of Parrot is aimed at everyone from amateur to Professional, as it provides with tools that have been combined in a way that is easy to use, lightweight for pen testing and can be used for every day.

Measuring about 3.5 GB, up to now been able to version 3.9

As for his complete installation steps are as follows:

1. Select Install as shown below:
   

2. Select the standard Installer as shown below:
   

3. Select the language for the installation here we either language English as shown below:
   

4. Select a location You like the following picture:
   

5. Here select the continent as shown below:
   

6. Select the country as shown below:
   

7. Select configuration time like the following picture:
   

8. Select the type of keyboard as shown below:
   

9. Enter the root password as shown below:
   

10. repeat the password to root for verification as shown below:
    

11. Enter the username new as shown below:
    

12. Enter the name of your account as shown below:
    

13. Enter the password for the user as shown below:
    

14. repeat password again for verification as shown below:
    

15. Select the time zone for the region as shown below:
    

16. set the hard drive partition as shown below:
    

17. Select the select disk as shown below:
    

18. apply hard drive for all files as shown below:
    

19. Select finish as shown below:
    

20. Select Yes as shown below:
    

21. Select install GRUB as shown below:
    

22.Select his first as shown below:

23.this looks after the installation to log as shown below:

24.Select next

25.The Root of the display Terminal in parrot as shown below:

26.his browsing Display as shown below:

# cat /etc/issue
# cat /etc/*release
# lsb_release -d
# whoami

27.to check for its Linux version as shown below

# cat /etc/issue
# cat /etc/*release
# lsb_release -d
# whoami

Finish
Thank you

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