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We're going to learn how to use a tool called Metis Boit to hack from Caleigh into our Windows Ten VM.

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So to do that, we're going to need to run both our Caleigh and Windows virtual machines.

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And we're going to need to make sure that both of them are connected to the public mat network so that

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they'll be able to see one another.

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If you want to add a little extra safety and security, you can run this on your private hosts only

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network that V box net zero.

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But for this one, we may want to run out to the Internet to pull a file or two.

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So we'll keep it on public net.

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You are still protected from sending this information out over the Internet or from anybody accidentally

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hacking into you because you are on this private matted network, the network address translation network.

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So we've made sure that we've got our Caleigh and Windows machines on the public net network.

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We can check that by running each of those machines and then doing an IP config on our Windows computer.

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And then remember your password if you need it to log into your windows.

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Computer is password p a.

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S s.

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That's a capital P a little a ss w zero d exclamation.

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And then we can run the command prompt and run IP config.

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We can see I've got a 10 DataDot nine something address so we know we're on the public map.

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Need to log in on my Khaliq computer on newer Caleigh distributions.

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That's Caleigh and Kalli.

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If you have a pre 2020 version of Kalli that will be route and tor route, our double o t and that's

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t o r as the password.

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And we're going to start up the tool called Metis, Beloit Meadows, Boit is under our.

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Section zero eight.

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Exploitation tools.

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You'll see under oh eight exploit tools, Metis Boit Framework Metacarpal.

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It has often been called the Swiss Army Knife of Hacker Tools because it gives us access to thousands

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of different exploits and attacks for not just Windows, but Mac I US iPhones, Android devices, you

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name it, their exploits in Meadow's Beloit.

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It may ask you the first time for your pseudo password on the newer versions of Kalli.

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That is K-Tel.

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I just Caleigh all lowercase.

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It'll take just a moment to start up.

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And you usually see a fun piece of aski or text art that will come up as you begin your Metis political

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box.

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But metastable, it will contain a couple of thousand different attacks and exploits for everything

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from PD FS to Web pages to all of the different types of desktop, laptop and mobile device operating

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systems that you'd expect.

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You can see I have an updated mine since we set Caleigh up in an earlier section, but I've got over

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2000 exploits over eleven hundred auxiliary tools.

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Those are things like scanners and vulnerability assessment tools post exploitation as being something

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that we can do after we've attacked a remote machine, 562 payloads.

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Those are the actual pieces of malware that will allow us to attack and gain control of a remote machine.

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You can see there are lots of fun, lots of useful tools in Métis play for security testing.

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You'll see that we got you didn't say the magic word.

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You didn't say the magic word.

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You might get something like an Oregon Trail text art or a joke on the word Schell's.

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As you start up Meadow's point, it is made by hackers for hackers.

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So we've got the Metis Point five framework started.

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And when we come back in the next section, we're going to see how to create our own virus to be able

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to send over and securely test a Windows 10 computer.