Now that we've created a Trojan, a virus that will give us remote access to a P.C. across the Internet,
we've got fortnight, all skins or whatever you called your virus sitting on our desktop, it's time
to share that so that we can use it cross so that we can access it on our Windows computer to infect
that virtual machine.
So we've already run our MSF Venom Command.
Next, we're going to run three commands that will give us the ability to create a shared folder in
our default web server, your CALEIGH machine is a regular Linux computer.
So it's got the ability to run the Apache Web server already built into it.
We're going to make a directory to share that file and IVR, W-W HCM L folder.
We're going to share it by copying over the Trojan into our shared folder.
And then we're gonna start our Apache Web server, Apache to service.
We need to do all three of those with a pseudo command.
So we're going to first click into Kalli.
Let's open up either one of our two shells.
We can do it from an interpreter show where we just created the virus.
We say pseudo make a directory and KBI are we're gonna call it var slash, w-w slash H2, CML slash
chere.
We just created that folder.
We may need to enter the password for a pseudo again.
K.
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If you're on a newer machine or tour.
T double o r.
T o r on an older version of Caleigh before 2020.
Now that we've created that folder called Share, we're going to copy pseudo c.p.
Our virus, Tilda's slash desktop slash, and we do have to spell this correctly, fortnight all skins
and copy it into our var w-w HD MLS share.
So I'm going to copy Slash.
Ah, Tilda, you could say slash home, slash Kelly, slash Jessopp or slash Tilda.
And in this case actually I might even just want to copy this entire path just so that I don't misspell
it.
Right.
Click copy selection.
Come down here.
Right.
Click pay selection.
Sometimes copying and pasting is just a little safer than trying to type it all perfectly, and sometimes
we mistype things.
And I'm going to send that to slash bar, slash w w w slash h demo, slash Cher.
So we're copping that exploit file that virus file up into our shared folder.
And now we need to run the service pseudo service Apache to start.
We're going to start the Apache Web server on our Caleigh Linux machine.
And we can actually check that by just opening up our Web browser, Firefox Web browser that's built
into Caleigh and come to local host.
So if we type local host, we'll see that we've got the Apache Web server running.
If we say local host slash share, which is that shared folder, we should see our virus sitting here
ready to go if you prefer.
You can also put your Kelly IP address.
That's 10 dot o dot nine seven slash share for me.
Both of those local host is always your local machine's information, no matter where it is on the Internet.
And Tendo dot nine.
Dot seven is my particular Caleigh Linux IP address on my network.
If you don't remember yours, make sure you use IP space A from a command line prompt to get that location
again.
But the important thing is we've got our fortnight, all skins or important HRR document or invoice
or funny cat videos to Huddy XY ready to share for our Windows machine to come over and get infected.
In the next lesson, we're going to see how to do a couple of setup items that are going to make it
easier to infect a Windows 10 computer that are still not unrealistic.
But we'll give us a little bit of an advantage since this is your first virus that you've ever created.
And Kelly, I hope we'll see you in the next lesson.