Learn Kali Linux Episode #16: Accessing the Dark Web Using the Tor Browser (Part 2)

Hello everybody and welcome to this follow-up tutorial. Today, I will show you how to actually install the Tor itself. We'll go through the installation procedure, and in order for us to do that we will need to use the new user that we have created, test. That's the user name of the new user. Anyway, in order for you to do that you need to log out, and in order for you to log out in kali linux just go ahead and click in the upper right corner where it says root, scroll down to switch user, and yep, there we go, the screen is gonna resize a bit perhaps, maybe? Excellent! So, it says here test. I'm already logged in as test because I have done this previously, but it's gonna prompt me for a password as well. But, the user test is running in the background. So, just go ahead and type in the password for it, press enter, very simple. You will follow exactly the same procedure, there is nothing different that I'm doing that perhaps you need to change, or alter, or anything of a kind. There is a browser icon in the upper left corner, it's blue, it's a nice user browser. Go ahead and press on it, use your favorite search engine, type in tor, press enter, and go ahead and open the first site that pops up. It's tor project: anonymity online. Make sure, absolutely make sure, that you are downloading this browser from a proper site, from the official sources. So it says HTTPS, make sure there is an s at the end, that it's not HTTP rather HTTPS, and make sure that the domain is correct, so torproject.org. It's not .com, it's not dot some country extension, it's not anything else, it's .org. Anyway, go ahead and click straight away on download tor, and I need a 64 tor browser gnu/linux, that is what I want to download, but in case you're using some other operating system over here oops...nevermind. Over here you have Microsoft Windows, Apple OSX, here let me just zoom it in then if I can select it...yep, there we go. Over here you have it for Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X, we are currently going to go ahead and use the Linux/UNIX version, and there are some additions in the old downloads section as well. Feel free to check that out. Perhaps, go ahead about the site, see what you can find. There are some interesting things here forums, questions, FAQ, and some other things as well. I would strongly advise you to actually just browse around the site a bit.