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    <title>Kalilinux Persistence</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[Getting Kalilinux image Go to Downloads and download latest live image. Make sure you don&rsquo;t download the installer image.
Make USB bootable Use dd to write the kali image to USB.
In linux environment:
1 # dd if=kali-linux-xxxx.x-live-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress bs=4M Replace kali-linux-xxxx.x-live-amd64.iso with downloaded iso iamge path and /dev/sdX with path of your USB device. You can find USB path by running lsblk in terminal. Make sure you don&rsquo;t select the existing linux installation drive.]]></description>
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