/secure-kali-pi-2018

  • Secure Kali Pi 2018 | Kali Linux
    https://www.kali.org/tutorials/secure-kali-pi-2018

    Overview of the process

    Before we dive into the tech of what we are going to try to accomplish, let’s take a quick look at our goals on setting up our Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ (henceforth called “RPi”):

    1. Create a normal #Kali_Linux RPi installation
    2. Prepare the system for encrypted boot with remote disk unlock
    3. Create an initramfs configured with Dropbear and SSH keys to allow the unlock to occur
    4. Backup existing data
    5. Configure the encrypted partitions
    6. Restore our data
    7. Configure LUKS Nuke
    8. Hack away!

    This might seem like a lot, but its really pretty straightforward and once completed, we will be left with a RPi that will boot, get an IP from DHCP, and #Dropbear will allow us to connect via SSH to provide the LUKS key. This permits us to run the RPi headless, but still keeping our data secure. Then down the road when we are done with it, we can retrieve it or remote in and destroy our data with #LUKS_NUKE.