Now we have virtual box installed for our ethical hacking lab.
We have Kelly Linux already installed, and it's time to add a Windows 10 virtual machine.
This Windows 10 VM is going to be just like a regular Windows desktop, except it's going to be running
inside our virtual box so that we can use it safely to ethically test our ethical hacking skills across
the network inside virtual box.
So if you'll go to this is a little bit of a long, you are l but developer dot Microsoft, dot com
slash Microsoft dash edge slash tools, slash VIMS or you can just go out and do a search for the Microsoft
Edge virtual machines or VIMS.
So I'm going to click that and take us to the Web site.
And I'm on the developer dot Microsoft dot com Web site.
Microsoft makes these virtual machines available for free for anyone who wants to test out applications
on Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer eleven.
So this is a really handy way to get a free legal virtual machine that we can download right into virtual
box and run.
You also so saw back in Section one, the psyche's hack, how to find an ISO or an installer disk so
that we could boot up from a DVD or from a USP into a real Windows 10 boot environment.
But this virtual machine is already set up so that we don't have to install windows.
We just run the Windows virtual machine exactly as it is.
Now, these are very large download files.
From time to time, Microsoft changes the downloads a bit.
They'll go from between four gigabytes and seven gigabytes and download size.
So it will take some time.
You may want to go to someplace with a fast Internet connection to attempt this, download a really
fast Internet cafe or library, take it to school or to work and download, if that's all right on your
network.
And all we want to do is go to the developer Microsoft site, click on the virtual box version of the
platform.
You may have a few options here.
Microsoft changes this page from time to time, but we'll click on the virtual box and that will start
the download.
We'll come back in just a second and we'll see the download and run that virtual machine just like we
did before.
All right, it will take a few minutes to get your download, but once you've got the message went in
virtual box file downloaded, you'll notice it's in a zip format.
Well, on Windows, we'll just be able to.
Right.
Click and extract all on Mac.
We will because of the file size of this really large zip file.
We'll probably need another utility to help us do that.
And that that is given to you right here on the virtual machine web page.
It mentions the unmarked Hiver to unzip the files.
So I have actually gone out to the unarm archives Web site and I've downloaded the NRC Eivor so that
we'll be able to run that and install it.
So I've got the NRC hybrid DMV.
I'm going to run.
By double clicking.
And I'm going to drag that unmarked Hiver app into my applications folder.
You only need to do this on Mac.
You don't need to do this step on Windows.
Windows can handle the large zip file all by itself.
Once the UN archives has installed, you can come back to downloads folder and find that immense edge
win 10 virtual box to zip.
I'm going to right click and open it with the NRC, Ivor.
Or control, click on a map and open it with the NRC over.
And you may have to click open the first time you run it.
So whether you're running this on a Macintosh Mac OS or if you're running it on a Windows P.C., you're
going to have to right click and extract this file because it's zipped to make it a little bit smaller
so that it can be transported over the Internet.
But once it finishes, you're going to wind up with an ovie, a file just like you had for Caleigh Linux.
There we go, and there's my Ovie, a file that I was able to extract out of the zip file that we downloaded
from Microsoft Web site.
And just like we did before with the Caleigh Linux, virtual machine will double click on the Imus edge
win tin.
And they should open up in an import window in our virtual box.
Everything looks good.
You notice our Windows machine needs about four gigabytes of RAM to be able to run comfortably.
And we're going to click import.
And like a Caleigh machine.
A few moments ago, we will need a few minutes for virtual box to be able to import and open all of
the files that will run this virtual machine for Windows 10.
But give it just a moment to open up an import.
When the airport process finishes, you should be able to start your Windows 10 virtual machine.
And just like on our Kelly Linux machine, we may want to change the view virtual screen one settings
to 200 percent or whatever is comfortable on your monitor.
This just happens to be better for my monitor.
And when it opens up, you notice you have a beautiful Windows 10 virtual desktop and the password.
We already saw the password for Linux was Caleigh and Kelly.
Kelly is the username.
Kelly has the password on Windows.
The IP user's password is Capital P.
A s s w zero r d exclamation.
That is the Windows password, not ours.
That is P capital p a ss w zero r d exclamation.
And I've hovered over the view so that you can see that here once you've entered password as your password.
Leave it to Microsoft.
Right.
You should be able to open up the Windows 10 virtual machine, just like you're logging into a real
Windows 10 desktop.
There we go, we have a complete working Windows desktop.
We can search for things like the command prompt.
There we go.
All right.
That looks great.
So we've set up our virtual lab with Kelly and with Windows.
Those are the two most important machines for us for most of the lessons in the course.
But we're also going to see how to set up a couple of other vehicles that will let us practice hacking
on some different types of devices.
So if you want to, we can go ahead and close the Windows virtual machine.
And this time I'm going to close it and I'm going to say to power off the machine, because when we
come back to do the network setup in the next section, we'll need to have the power turned off on this
virtual machine to reboot it.
And we'll see you in the next lesson.