justicestorm / Trace-Labs-VM-Ras-Pi-Build

Trace-Labs-VM-Ras-Pi-Build

This project ports the Trace Labs OSINT VM over to a Raspberry Pi and was made possible by the work done by Offensive Secuirty. The core of this repo revolves around the build scripts created by them: https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/build-scripts/kali-arm

The below process has only been tested on Debian flavors of Linux. It does involve adding additional repositories to your host Linux system and we recommend running it inside of a virtual machine (a Kali VM for example).

• Start by cloning this repo to a Debian based system and navigate in to the Trace-Labs-VM-Ras-Pi-Build directory
• Run sudo ./build-deps.sh - this will get your current system ready to build the Kali Pi image.
• Run sudo ./rpi3-64-build.sh <image name of your choice> - This script gives you the option to install tools or not. Choosing "y" will take longer but you will end up with a fully built out OSINT system at the end. Selecting "n" will just build a bare bones Kali Pi system.
• Burn the resulting .img file to an sd card as you normally would for a pi image.
• User: osint Password: osint

Explanation

rpi3-64-build.sh does several things:

• Lays the groundwork on the host system to build our Kali Pi image
• Uses debootstrap to lay down a basic Linux operating system and the tools needed to run it
• Writes a text file:third-stage to the Kali Pi system directory created in the above step. From here, the third-stage text file is executed and a bare bones Kali Pi system is installed. No tools are installed at this point but is instead the "kali-core" set of packages.
• If "y" was selected at the beginning then install-packages.sh will be ran. This is the text file containing instructions to install all the OSINT tools.

Troubleshooting

If the "rpi3-64-build.sh" is throwing errors from the beginning, you may need to move the entire folder outside of your home directory before running.