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Welcome to Section five and this section, we're going to go over how to hide your identity on the Web.

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This is a very important section here as well, because you want to be able to at all times not have

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any tracks lead back to you as far as any type of activity that you're doing, because as a ethical

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hacker, we want to always remain anonymous.

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We don't want to let people know who we are, what we're doing, our location, because we always want

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to be putting ourselves in the mind of the black hats.

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They're the ones that are actually taking all these precautions, that are doing all these different

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things to remain anonymous.

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And so we want to also follow in their footsteps so we can step into that frame.

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Right.

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Step into that mindset.

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But also understanding that when we're doing different types of testing, when we're trying out different

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strategies, different methods, we always, always want to be covering our track.

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And so let's go ahead and jump in to the Section five overview.

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In this Section five, we're going to go over a few ways that you can hide your identity and maintain

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your privacy.

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And specifically, what we're going to cover here is privacy.

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And knowing your I.P. address, this is very important here.

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What exactly is privacy?

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How does it work in the importance of knowing your IP address and how you're able to get detected through

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your IP address?

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This is something that essentially lets people know your location, your device, and it's something

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that you want to make sure that you are aware of all times.

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Right, as far as your IP address on your device.

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And then we're going to go over the Tor browser.

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This is a browser specifically set up to be able to hide your identity.

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And then we're also going to go over the ANANA surf and then using a VPN where we're going to be able

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to set up a virtual private network and be able to connect through that so we can access different websites,

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different information.

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So we're essentially hiding all of our traps.

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And then we're going to go over understanding public Wi-Fi versus home Wi-Fi and then a virtual private

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server recommendation from Digital Ocean for about six dollars a month.

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Very inexpensive.

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So why is it important here, first and foremost, to remain private on the Web?

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If you think about it, privacy can be defined as a state or condition of being free from being observed

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or disturbed by other people.

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So you are essentially hiding all information about you.

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You can be essentially in a whole nother country, right.

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In a whole different continent, and then have a specific IP address that says that you are in the states.

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Right.

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So for our purposes, for what we're doing for ethical hacking practices, we want and prefer for people

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not to be able to know what we're doing and know who we are, where we're located.

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We can be in a different continent, different country, but we want to be able to change that information

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so we're not able to be identified.

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Right.

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Completely remaining anonymous.

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And like I mentioned previously, we're wanting to mimic exactly what an actual black hacker would be

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doing.

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Right, so that we can find different loopholes that they would be able to exploit.

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Right.

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And be able to cover those, because that's essentially what an ethical hacker is.

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We are essentially looking at things from a perspective of a black hacker and how they would go about

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exploiting different loopholes so we can cover those and patch any of those books.

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And so a quick disclaimer here.

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Anything that you learn from this section or really any section within this course is purely for educational

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purposes and is meant to be used for ethical hacking only.

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Right.

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We do not advocate or approve anyone using these techniques to perform any type of malicious attacks

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against any device or network unless given permission to do so prior.

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OK, so finding your IP address, a quick and easy way to find your public IP address as to literally

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go to Google and type in what's my IP or my IP address.

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And it's going to pull that up very quickly, very easily for you to be able to see.

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So all you got to do is literally go to Google, type in what's my IP?

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You're going to have a bunch of different search results there.

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Click on any one of those.

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It's going to tell you your IP address.

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And I also tell you your location there.

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And just a quick explanation of your IP address.

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Your IP address is just like a phone number and it's specific to your particular device.

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So now let's go over what a sample VPN tunnel looks like.

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So when we're looking to remain anonymous on the Web, one of the tools that we're going to use is a

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virtual private network.

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And what this does is it adds extra security and privacy to private and public network.

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For example, if we're looking to connect a computer to a specific network and we don't want to give

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our IP address right on a remote computer, you'll see through this image here will have a remote computer

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or our computer.

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That goes and connects to a VPN.

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And so what that does now is it changes.

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Our IP address, our location, and it doesn't give out any of our initial computer's information or

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IP address, it automatically changes it.

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If our IP address on a remote computer is one, two, three, four, five, just an example.

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Then when we go to the VPN, it's maybe going to be, you know, five, eight, nine and seven, whatever.

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There's obviously more numbers than that in the IP address.

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I'm just giving you an example of how it actually changes your IP address.

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And as previously mentioned, you can be in a whole different country, whole different city, and you

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can get into a VPN and it'll completely change your location, your IP address.

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So you're completely remaining anonymous.

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So this is a quick section overview here of what's to come.

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We're going to dive deeper into the VPN, several different ways that you can remain anonymous through

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the different browsers in a bunch of other techniques and methods that you can use to a completely Hijrah

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identity and remain anonymous on the Web.

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So that's going to be here for this one.

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And we'll see you on the next one.