Hey, we had some great questions out on the Q&A, make sure you make use of the Q&A to ask questions
on the course about how to update and upgrade your Caleigh, Linux and Windows devices.
This is a great time to do that because we just set up our networking so that we can see out to the
Internet.
So let's head into our Caleigh box.
We're going to make sure it's connected to the public map network.
I can see that in my network settings, or I can open those up and see that Kelly is setup for public
nap.
That means that it can see other computers in our virtual private lab and it can see out to the Internet.
So I'm going to press.
Okay.
And I'll come into that box.
I'll make sure with an IP A or on an older Linux box, you can do I have config.
But the IPA does have the IP address, does have a tendo DOT nine public address.
So I should be able to paying for example, w ww but Google.
And we got that with the control, see, we can stop.
So what I want to do is control.
L declare the screen.
I'm going to say pseudo ap t update.
The APC is our package handler so we can install packages really easy.
The advanced package tool kit so that we can download software, update software really quickly and
simply.
You might have used Apte Dash get in the past pseudo app get.
That still works as of the current version, but AAPT or pseudo apt update is gonna be the way that
we will reach out to the Internet and with Password KHL I and the newer Linux, if you use an older
Kelly Linux, your pseudo password for root is tour.
The pseudo password Caleigh is Caleigh and so the updates may take just a couple of moments.
This just goes out and checks all of the repositories for all of these packages.
You can find open source software all over the Internet out there and kalli links to thousands of packages
total.
And you can see that there are two hundred and ninety nine packages that can be upgraded, even though
we just updated installed this new Caleigh, Linux, Kelly and Linux and Windows, they all release
lots of updates all the time.
Packages are being updated, software applications and the operating system being updated all the time.
So it's a good idea every now and then, especially if you run into a package that's not working anymore
to or doing something strange to do a quick update.
So we did the update that just pulls the categories or the catalog of new software that could be upgraded.
And then we want to run pseudo AAPT upgrade.
And this will take some time.
So this might be a good thing to do.
Last thing before you go to bed, if you've got a lot of things that need to be updated.
We saw 300 packages while hit.
Yes.
After we do pseudo apte upgrade, we will be asked if we really want to do this.
It is going to take some more disk space and it'll take some download time.
But with APD, the nice thing is we get a really nice progress update down at the bottom.
We can say it's we can see that it's getting 26 percent.
It'll take some time to do this.
And then once it starts installing, we'll see a progress meter or progress bar to come across the bottom
of our screen.
That's really handy as well.
So you don't have to do this if you're in a hurry and you want to get onto the next lesson.
But doing an update or an upgrade is a really good way to keep your Kelly Linux machine safer, more
up to date and easier to use.
And the same thing in Windows.
You can actually go out and do your windows updates.
You can check for updates and windows once you're connected to this public net network.
We can do a check for updates, but because we're only using a Windows distribution, that's good for
about 90 days.
They keep these pretty well updated.
We can check for updates now.
And then we can install updates once we get them.
It's OK to update windows that can take a long time as well, though.
So if you're running tight on time, you could wait until the last thing before you leave your lab to
let it start updating so that you don't have to sit and wait for it before you get started with the
cool hacking lessons that we have coming up next.
Oh, there's one other thing that I forgot to mention.
When you're installing updates, sometimes you will get a colon prompt a little colon down at the bottom.
That doesn't say yes or no.
So we had to enter.
Yes, to say that we wanted to do our updates and upgrades.
But sometimes you get a prompt from a read me that has a dot, just a colon.
You want to press cue or you can actually press enter and just read the entire documentation that comes
with it.
But it's OK to just press the key.
Q The letter.
Q Four quit.
That will get you out of a colon prompt for the documentation.
Sometimes you'll be reading large documents that'll look a little something like this, but at the bottom
you get a colon.
You may have to do a Q to quit out of the.
Read me documentation while it's installing.
It's a little annoying thing that pops up every now and then.
It doesn't always happen.
So if you've got a progress bar like this, when you're doing your pseudo app, get update and upgrade,
you're in good shape.
If you ever see a colon prompts here and it looks like it's stopped everything, that means it's a read
me file.
And instead of prompting you with a Q, you just need to know to press the Kyuki and press enter and
then your progress will keep going.
It may take some time, though.
Good luck.
And we'll see you in the social engineering labs up next.
Oh, come on.
There's always one other thing, sorry, as you get a little further into the installs, you may run
into a text window, pop up, sort of like this one, are asking you if you one installed grub, you
can just press enter on that.
Usually, I'm going to go ahead and update.
Use your arrow keys.
You can't use your mouse because these are old DOS style menus.
If you go one of these that wants to update the grub, that's just your bootloader in Linux.
We will say yes.
So you can press enter the first thing that you see.
And then if it asks you if you want to install O continue without installing grep, I'm going to say
no.
And press enter and I'll press needs.
We need to choose one of these I guess, repressive spacebar there to tell it where we want to install
on our virtual box hard disk.
This is just inside our virtual machine.
Your Windows or Mac Computer are gonna be just fine.
We'll press the spacebar and OK to select one of those drives.
And you may have some more
pop ups or questions as you go through these configurations.
I won't jinx it by saying we're going to do our social engineering coming up next, but I think they
should actually do it for all of your update and upgrade special cases that could come in as you update
your Caleigh Linux computer.