Enter a name for your virtual machine (e.g., Kali-Linux), select Linux as the type, select Other Linux (64-bit) as the version, and click Next. To create a new virtual machine for installing Kali Linux on VirtualBox, open VirtualBox and click New. Select to Network menu and change the Attached to: Host-only Adapter. Setting up a Virtual Machine in VirtualBox 1.Select to Storage, Click on the Controller: IDE “CD” icon, Check on Live CD/DVD checkbox, Navigate to the ISO file of Kali Linux.Select Advance tab, Set the shared Clipboard: bidirectional and Drag n Drop: bidirectional.
Select the Kali Linux machine the click on the settings button, Select General button for left side navigate bar. Default hard drive size is enough for live disc, however, If you want to install Kali Linux on VirtualBox, set the hard drive size to 40 GB, and click the Create button to continue. Step 4: Now, you will see the settings of this virtual machine to be imported. On this window, browse to find the Kali Linux VirtualBox image you just downloaded and select it to import (The file name should start with 'kali linux' and end with the extension '.ova'). Select the Fixed size option and click the next button. Click on this button to open Import Virtual Appliance window. Select Virtual Machine Disk (VMDK) option and click Next to proceed. Select the “Create a virtual hard drive now” option, and click on “Create” button to proceed for creating a Virtual hard Drive. Set the RAM size to at least 2 GB, but 4GB is recommended, more is better. Click the next button to proceed to next step. 
Set the type to: Linux, and set the version: Debian or Debian 64 as per System architecture. Open VirtualBox and Click in the New button.The steps below describe to setup Virtual machine to run Kali Linux as a Live Boot. To keep everything in a virtualized lab, It is a great idea to create a Virtual Machine can run Kali Linux.
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