Now that we have virtual locks installed, it's time for us to build our virtual ethical hacking lab
and the first machine we're going to put into that lab is the ethical hackers favorite CALEIGH Linux.
Caleigh Linux is is often called the Swiss Army Knife of Ethical Hacking Tools because it has dozens
of useful tools for ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals.
So go to Kelly dot org slash downloads.
We're going to download a fully pre-built virtual machine for Caleigh Linux that we can open right up
and our virtual ethical hacking lab.
When you come to the downloads page at Caleigh, Dawg, you're going to see a list of download images.
If you scroll down just a little bit, you will see some virtual box images as well.
And you'll click through usually to the offensive security virtual machine download page.
Offensive Security is the company that maintains these images.
And if you scroll down just a bit, you'll see Caleigh Linux virtual box images and make sure you click
on the image name that you're after.
We're going to use 64 bit Caleigh Linux virtual box.
If you know how to use Tor and you can click on that one, that can make the download speed a little
faster if you already use some sort of tort and client.
But we're going to use the direct link to Kalli Linux Virtual Box 64 bit.
And you'll notice that's going to download an ovie a file, an open virtual appliance file.
We're going to be able to open that machine and import it right into virtual box.
So click to download.
And when Kelly finishes downloading, you'll see a Kelly Linux and I'm using one of the 2020 and newer
virtual machine images from Kelly.
They made us a lot of updates.
That's why we're updating the videos in the course, if you will, double click on that ovie image.
It should open in virtual box.
There we go.
So when we double click on the Ovie file, we should be able to see it in virtual box manager in the
import window.
You can see a lot of settings for your Caleigh Linux box.
If you want to increase the amount of RAM, you can do that.
But two gigs is just about right for one of these virtual machines.
We're going to click on import.
And it may ask you to agree to the license terms, this is the new public license.
So we're fine to click to agree and it may take a few minutes for your Caleigh Linux box to build.
Just wait patiently while it expands on the disk and it will set up the virtual machine ready for you
to use.
When virtual box finishes importing the Caleigh Linux virtual machine, you should be able to double
click it or select the machine and press start.
And in our case, we want to increase the viewing size just a little bit.
You can see the small computer window that Kelly is running and I'm going to go to view.
And come to the virtual screen one, and I'm going to scale it to 200 percent.
So the end of P.S., that will be right under the view option, right on the window itself, on a Mac,
it's up at the top menu bar here, view virtual screen one.
We're going to scale it to 200 percent and you may be able to change the device size.
So if you want to view the virtual screen one and resize to a different size or format, sometimes that
word.
Sometimes it won't.
You can also just change the size of the window.
But the first time you run it, you should get a Caleigh Linux box here.
I'll do just a little quick troubleshooting with you, but let's click on Caleigh and get logged in
first.
So in the 20, 20 and newer versions of Kalli, the user name is KLR Caleigh and the password is Kelly
as well.
JLI on older versions of Kelly, if you've got a 20, 19 or older version of Kelly Linnik, she'll use
root R.
Double O t.
As the user name and tour that's just route backwards.
T o.
R as the password.
But in 2020 a newer you're going to be the default user of Caleigh with a password of Caleigh and you
can click log in.
Very nice, you can see we've got a Kelly Linux desktop running inside the virtual box virtualization
that allows us to run this on our regular Mac or P.C. And you'll see that the START menu or the Caleigh
menu is in the upper left of 20-20 and newer.
If you click on that, you will see dozens of tools built in to Kalli Linux.
We're going to learn to use several of these tools, but there are entire courses on just about every
single one of these menus individually.
But you can see there are dozens to hundreds of tools built into Caleigh Linux that you can use for
ethical hacking practice.
And when we're ready to close this machine, we can just come to the close button on either Windows
or Mac, close it and let's save the machine state.
That means it will reload exactly where we left off so that we don't have to worry about going through
the full boot process again.
It will take just a second to save.
And I wanted to mention one quick troubleshooting item.
I'll offer a few more troubleshooting tips at the end of the section.
But if you're on a Mac, you may have to run as security and privacy change the very first time you
run a virtual box or a virtual machine in virtual box.
If you come to your system preferences, that's just under the Apple menu appear system preferences
come to security and privacy.
You may have an option down here to allow the Oracle virtual box to run.
You can click this, give your password and then allow that application to run the first time.
Oh, no Windows machine.
You may have to setup your virtualization enabled virtualization.
But we'll give a few tricks and tips for doing that at the end of the section.
So now we have a Caleigh Linux virtual machine in our virtual box ready to run and use for ethical hacking.
And the next lesson, we're going to see how to set up a Windows 10 virtual machine that will be able
to hack from Caleigh.