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OK, finally, we got to the part where we will install our machine with all the interesting hacking

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tools that we will use, hopefully you're excited since by the end of this video you will have your

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Linux machine running and ready to use.

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Here in our virtual box, in order to start the process of installation, we must first select our virtual

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machine and then click on the start button right here.

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This will start up a virtual machine and it will start the process of installation of operating system.

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OK, so let me enlarge this, even though the screen of the installation will stay smaller size, but

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that is just during the installation.

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So don't worry.

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And right here in the installer menu, we're interested in two different options, either graphical

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install or install.

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They're pretty much the same, just graphical install is prettier.

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So that's why we are going to go with that one here, enter.

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The next thing it asks us is to choose the language and for the purposes of discourse, I will proceed

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with English and you can pick whichever language you want.

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So just select whichever language you want.

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I will select English and I will continue.

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In the education part, this is only important if you want to have the correct time zone correspondent

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with your country and right here, it also tells us that these countries from which we can choose are

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strictly based on the language that we picked in the previous step.

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So in case your country is not on the list like my isn't, you can go right here on other and select

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your country.

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If it is on the list, select it and click on continue.

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Now, since this really isn't that important step, I will just proceed with the United States.

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And here, under the configuration of the keyboard, I will select American English and I will click

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on CONTINUE.

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After setting up our keyboard, the installation process will configure some staff required for our

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machine to run, and you will notice most of the stuff is done automatically.

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So we don't need to worry about it too much whenever a certain question pops up.

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I will tell you what you need to select to proceed to the next step of installation.

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OK, so after a few seconds, here is the first question, let us read what it wants from us.

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So it says, Please enter the hostname for the system.

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And the course name is a single word that identifies your system to the network.

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If you don't know what your host name should be, consult your network administrator.

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If you're setting up your own home network, you can make something up here.

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OK, so we're not network administrators, therefore we can just make something up as a hostname, so

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let let's just go with Kelly.

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Why not and let us go on, continue.

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Domain name, this is something that we want to leave empty, so just delete everything right here and

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proceed to the next step.

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OK, so we got set up users and passwords step.

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Now, in the previous versions of Linux, it usually asked you to set up the password for the root account.

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And unlike, for example, on Windows, we got the user accounts and administrator on Linux, we got

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the user accounts and a router account, what a router counties is basically the same as an administrator

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in Windows.

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It has elevated privileges.

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It can execute commands that users account cannot execute.

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And in this newest version of Linux, we're required to set up a user account.

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So here we got the step where we need to specify full name for the new user.

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And it tells us that specifying our full name would be a reasonable choice.

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And if it was any other course, instead of a hacking course, I would also tell you to specify your

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name here.

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But I must teach you to also think like a hacker.

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And we hackers want to stay as low key as possible.

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So specifying our real name is not an option for us here.

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We can just make something up instead.

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Let us go with Mr. Hacker.

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Why not let silicone continue and the user name, we can also leave to be Mr. Hacker, there's nothing

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really to change here.

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Of course, if you want, you can specify something other than Mr. Hacker.

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It is completely up to you.

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Just make sure you remember the user name since you will need it to log into your machine after the

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installation.

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So I will leave it on Mr. Hacker and click on CONTINUE.

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And here is a step where we need to choose a password now, password is the important stuff.

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We must make sure we choose a strong password for any type of account we create.

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Let me tell you one interesting fact.

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A lot of black hat hackers were caught because they had a weak password.

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We are white hat hackers, but it is still a good practice to always choose a long and strong password.

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So let us do it.

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I will type mine right here.

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And free, enter the password, I will type it once again.

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You can choose any passport that you want in case you want to make sure that you typed what you wanted

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to type, you can click right here, show password and clear as well as in the second step.

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You can also check your password in clear.

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And after you change your password, you can click on continue.

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So here, configure the clock, you can select your time zone, our go with Eastern.

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And here, after loading a few more additional components, ask us about this partitioning here in the

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partitioning disk, we have a few options and we are interested in the first one which is guided to

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use entire disk.

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We're not really interested in encrypted hard disks or anything like that.

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So just select using our disk and click on continue.

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Here we get the warning that all data on the disk you select will be erased, and this right here is

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a hard disk that we created in the previous video when I created my virtual machine.

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And you remember that I gave around 30 gigabytes to my virtual hard disk.

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So this is that one.

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And I will select it and click and continue.

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Here, it gives us some of the options as to how this can be partitioned.

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We will proceed with the first option, which is all files in one partition, which is also recommended

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for new users.

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Don't worry about these other two options which mention slash home slash VA slash DMP.

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These are all just standard Linux directories, which we will see shortly after installation.

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So just click right here.

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All files in one petition we can continue.

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The final steps are finished partitioning and five changes to this we want to click on continue there

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as well.

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And right here, it will just ask us, are we sure that we want to ride the changes to the disk we want

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to select right here?

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Yes.

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And we want to click on CONTINUE.

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So after have to continue, the installation process will start and it will take some time, it can

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take possibly around 20 to 30 minutes, maybe even longer.

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And it will also ask us a couple more questions.

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I will fast forward to the first question that pops up and you just pause the video until you get to

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that step of installation.

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OK, so here is the next question, configuring the package manager and it asks us for the HTTP proxy

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information, leave blank for none and we do want to leave blank.

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So we are not going to type anything here.

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And we are going to click on CONTINUE.

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Here in this ultra selection, we want to leave all of the check things and we also want to add the

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large option.

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So leave everything checked that you see right here and click right here on large.

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What this will do is it will install additional tools in our clinics and we want as many hacking tools

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installed with our operating system so we don't have to waste time installing them later on.

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So just double check that all of these options of check, desktop environment X, FCC, these lower

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three and Delarge option as well should be checked.

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After you get all of that, they can continue.

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And this step of installing software will take some time.

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So just go grab a cup of coffee or take some snack and I will see you in around 20 to 30 minutes.

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OK, so after a long, long installation, here is another question and it asks us, should we install

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the great bootloader to the master?

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Both record.

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First of all, what is Grupp?

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Well, KRUP Bootloader is a software that load's Linux kernel, it is the first software that started

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that system, but.

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Let us read what it asks us here.

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It seems that this new installation is the only operating system on this computer.

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If so, it should be safe to install the grapple closer to the master built record of your first heart

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rate warning.

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If the installer failed to detect another operating system that is present on your computer, modifying

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the master boot record will make that operating system temporarily and portable, though GRUP can be

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manually configured later to put it.

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We want to click here, yes, and you might be asking point, Alexa, but I'm running other operating

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systems.

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I'm running Mac OS or Windows.

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Don't worry.

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Remember, this is a virtual machine.

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It doesn't know about your main operating system for this virtual machine.

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This is the only operating system that is being installed.

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So it is safe to select.

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Yes.

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And proceed to the next step.

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And in here, we want to step flesh as the and click on continue.

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This will proceed to finish up our installation and it might ask us a question or two more, and then

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we should be ready to use our Caledonius machine.

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OK, and this final step says installation complete, so it is time to, in turn your system.

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Make sure to remove the installation video so that you put into the new system rather than restarting

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the installation, since we do not have an installation media.

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And this is probably referring to a USB drive in case you install an operating system or USB.

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And we didn't install it in virtual machine.

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So we can simply just click on continue.

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This will finish up the installation and then it will reboot our machine and open up our Linux desktop.

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Here it is, our virtual machine is starting up for the first time.

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Finally, here is our login screen to our Caledonius machine here, we want to input the username that

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we typed in during the installation.

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So in my case, it is Mr. Hacker.

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And down here you want to input the password that you used during the installation.

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Then you can click on login.

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And here it is, our first hacking machine.

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Now, in case you're wondering, why is it smaller screen, well, to fix that, in most cases you can

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simply just do this, lower the screen and then enlarge it once again.

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And now it should be in full screen mode.

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In case this didn't work, don't worry.

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In the next video, we're going to perform some of the checks of our virtual machine to check the Internet

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connection, whether it is in full screen mode and other things as well.

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So don't worry, if your machine isn't in full screen mode, it will be after the next video.