So welcome back, everyone.
This is the session where we are going to learn about how our lab is going to look like, and this is
where all the all the real stuff would look like.
OK, so our lab will consist of many tools, many, many softwares.
But as a part of the code component, as a part of the core machines, we'll be talking about why a
system in a way.
OK, so let's get started.
The first element, which is the backbone of the entire ethical hacking, is the Câline Linux.
This is the the way you any for any any home user Windows or Mac is their backbone.
That's where that's where the access the wall from.
Right.
Exactly the same way Calin Index is the operating system, the the analytical hacker axis, the world
from OC and Galili is, is an operating system which will be continuously using it across our activity.
That is the next is our victim as well.
As we have discussed in the initial letters, our victim could be of the application will be targeting
Web application, Iot devices, cloud even Wi-Fi network and applying machine like Windows as well.
So we will be having a Windows 10 machine.
You got me right.
We won't be discussing any outdated operating systems like Windows seven or Windows XP and all those
stuff.
Right.
As I promise you will be learning to hack all the latest technology.
And that's why I will be attacking will be compromising Windows 10.
OK, and I'll tell you personally how how will go step by step.
Then we'll be understanding about compromising Web applications as well.
And this is this would be an infected, already infected machines that would be already infected, set
off Web applications.
And this is made by a WASP broken web applications.
So overlaps, just to give you a brief of ASP is basically a nonprofit organization that works continuously
to secure the software globally.
All right.
And there are IP addresses.
So this is just for your reference so that you can make a note of it.
Whenever you come across those IP address, you quickly get the idea, OK, this is what I'm really
talking about.
So our machine will be having a different IP address for different machines.
So our Kelly will have 10 node zero one one seven five.
Our Windows machine, that's our victim will be having one, not one of five.
Our OS Broken Web application infected machine will be having one one five has the IP address.
Now the fourth lab would be our Windows servers.
Of course, you might have heard about it.
And this is where we'll be having our domain controller and our server as well.
We'll be talking more in detail about what are those what domain controllers are basically doing and
what DNS servers are.
So just to give you a brief domain controller, makes it makes the database of all the users in the
organization.
It basically used by the enterprises to make and make a database of all the users and their privileges
so that they can maintain the access control to their assets, so that they can assure who can access
what resources in their organizations.
And DNS server is basically a service into Windows servers that ensures the name to IP address mapping
so that whenever you hit any names or any domain name or any website in your organization or anywhere
in the world and the machine get the IP address against it.
And why does it need that?
Because your it's the name is for humans, but the machine works on the IP address.
That's why it is important to have a mapping.
But one single entity, and that's the DNS server, or we call it name server.
So whenever you want to reach out to outside of the world, your machine reach out to DNS server.
From there it gets the IP address and reach out to the Internet.
That's just a brief.
And then will be will be having one more component, one more machine as well, where we'll be having
a Ubuntu server.
Of course you might might be knowing about it as a part of Linux distribution and on the Ubuntu server
will be running our database.
And this is this won't be infected, but we'll be making use of it to run multiple databases that tables
entry.
Is in the database and will try to compromise those databases as well, and we'll get to see how different
attacks like sexual education and many other forms of it really works out.
And this would be really helpful to get the understanding about how the real world database exploitation
or a injection or hacking of user information or data breaches really works and their corresponding
IP addresses would be tendered or one dot one twenty five and 10 or 10, not zero one one three five
as well.
All right, so this is all about the lab, and I hope you made a note of it and we'll get you in the
next one.
Thank you.