Case on the last lecture, we went ahead and set up our users and now we've joined our computer to the
domain, both PC one and two.
So you can see here it's saying that, you know, do you want to allow your PC to be discoverable by
other pieces and devices on this network?
That's pretty good that I saw that, because it means that we're on the right network.
Right where on the card and by the local network.
Somebody click yes.
Here to make sure that we are hosting.
And yes, we are finished on this one thing and now we're going to do is enjoy himself.
QuickStart, go to system.
System.
Advanced system settings.
And then we can go to computer name.
And we're going to go to change.
Because we want to add in the current bike domain carbon bike, that local.
We'll type in the local administrator password and we should be able to join.
And we did remember this, in order for this to work, you need to be on the host only network, OK?
Right, so will we start this one and then we can control ought to escape.
We'll go to two quick.
Yes.
On this guy.
And then we'll just click and share.
Click, start button.
And type advanced.
Advanced system.
This is a shortcut to get to the domain stuff, computer name change.
Domain Kalvin, bike dot local administrator.
Come on, baby, yes.
All right, so we're good to go.
So, yes, we start the computer.
Let's do that, so we start now.
Control alt of T. One click in controlled insert and see if we can log in now and another user and we'll
say Amahoro as partner's password and see if we can get in here.
All right, so we're Loggins and I, we're just going to customize these workstations a little bit.
First, we want to create an avatar for our user and then we want to create a corporate background wallpaper.
OK, not as complicated as it sounds.
So first, let's just update our user.
We click here, got his name.
Right, click it, change account settings.
All right, so I was going to ask you to browse for a picture, right, where are we going to get one?
So one side I'd like to use for for just getting random faces is using faces.
So let me show you guys what I'm talking about.
So you are faces Dutko.
This is on my host machine, so I'm not in the VM right now.
But this is a site that gets all these basically avatars from all these sources you can choose if you
want, you know, the gender of the hair color emotions and then you can just pick random people.
Obviously these are real people, but they're just randomly selected through the web.
So, you know, I want to make this look realistic.
So this is my random Moralez right here.
So I've actually already grabbed the faces I want for this.
So what we'll do is just drag it in.
So I'm going to go here.
And I'm going to drag in the face from my host, Shane.
That should do the trick.
I've got my user here, she's picture.
Great, so we've got that looking good and then we just need to wallpaper.
To right click and go to personalize, go to Brownes and I'm going to get this wallpaper from unflashy
dot com, so I just look for bicycle themed wallpapers.
I just want to give a shout out to Josh Nuttal, who created this awesome wallpaper.
So always give credit where credit is due.
And you can check this out online splash, like I said earlier.
So we've got that cheese picture.
Looking good and then just a little bit of, you know, my own personal preference, I want to change
it to a dark thing because I want everything to match is just me being a stickler.
You don't have to do any of this right now.
You could probably skip this lecture, but this is what makes it fun for me, right?
This is what makes it feel like, you know, we're in a real corporate environment and, you know,
we're about to exploit a real system.
Just add some more legitimacy and realism to our attack, our objectives looking good.
And if I lock the screen, you should see Randi's face.
Look.
I try to log in.
Awesome, awesome.
There we go.
I'll do the same thing for two, and then once we finish that, we're going to push out our group policy
for BFO, which is just going to display the computer name, the hostname and things like that so that
we'll know which PC we're on and we'll get a synopsis of some of the configuration settings on that
machine without having to dig into the settings or just see it on our desktop.
Right.
All right, guys, I will see in the next lecture take the time to go to Match.com.
Go to your faces, Dutko, get you down, get your wallpaper's, get your people.
And let's do this.