Set 'Type' to Linux, and set 'Version' to Other Linux (64-bit).

Step 1.1 - Enter a name for your Virtual MachineĮnter Parrot Security as the name.

Click on New to create a New Virtual Machine.

For other operating systems there will be a similar icon to start it. On GNU/Linux you can check this by opening a terminal and typing virtualbox and/or the icon to start VirtualBox will be visible in the menu. Step 1 - Create a new Virtual Machineīefore proceeding, make sure you have successfully installed VirtualBox. On GNU/Linux it is the same, but you can install it via CLI: sudo apt install virtualboxįollow the same steps EXACTLY to install and run Parrot via VirtualBox in your machine.

If the OS you are using is Windows or MacOS, here is the link to the VirtualBox installer.

Modifying VirtualBox settings (allocating physical and Video memory, selecting OS Type, CPU acceleration etc.)īooting Parrot Security ISO (initial info, location, timezone etc.)įinalizing installation and running Parrot Security on VirtualBox. Installing Parrot Security on VirtualBox This guide will cover the following steps:Ĭreate a new Virtual disk (VDI, dynamic allocation etc.)

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