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Hey, gang.

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One quick note for 2020 and newer students who are joining the class and haven't downloaded the Windows

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seven or Windows eight virtual machines.

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Microsoft no longer offers those machines free and legal online.

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So it can't just go out and grab a copy of a Windows seven or Windows eight virtual machine anymore.

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I'm so sorry.

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I'm going to leave this section, though, up in the course so that you can see how to hack into a Windows

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seven box because there's still plenty of them out there in industry and in homes and businesses and

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hospitals and everything.

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And we need to learn how to protect them from people who are trying to break into those older systems.

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But if you've even got a Windows seven computer sitting in your house, you can actually hack from Caleigh

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into that Windows seven box.

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You have to be very careful if you ever do this.

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I want to show you one quick way, but it needs to come with a really important ethical hacking warning.

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Number one, if you're on anybody else's network, not just your own personal home network, if you're

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on your school or work or on a public network or on Wi-Fi.

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This can get you in trouble.

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In fact, it can be illegal in some parts of the world to even connect to the network, much less to

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try to send a hack across it.

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But I'm going to show you really quickly how you can connect to a Windows seven physical laptop in your

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own Wi-Fi environment so that you'd be able to connect to it and actually practice some of the hacking

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so that you can see how to secure your Windows seven machine from those types of attacks.

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So the easiest way to do that is actually to change your network setting on your Caleigh box to abridged

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adapter, abridged adapter.

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I'm not going to make that change here.

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I'm just telling you how to do it.

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And I need to give you warnings to go along with it.

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A bridge adapter means that it's going to ask for an address on your public Wi-Fi or on your physical

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connection to your network, the same way it would if you just brought in a brand new Caleigh Linux

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laptop, a separate physical machine.

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And this is very dangerous for us to do as a learning ethical hackers, because real black hat attackers

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out there on the Internet will find addresses that are bridged like this that are an unprotected Windows

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machine, especially I met a split Nable device.

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That one is really dangerous to plug out, but an unprotected Windows virtual machine or even a Caleigh

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Linux virtual machine becomes a sitting duck for other attackers who might be sitting on the same network

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or sitting out on the Internet.

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So be very careful.

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You should only do this inside a network that you own and that you are responsible for, like your home

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Wi-Fi or a temporary network that you set up with physical cables.

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You can bridge the adapter and you can hack from your Kelly virtual machine to another machine on the

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same network.

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Remember, this can get you in big trouble if you misuse it, though.

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So if you're not sure, it's probably best to stay away from the bridge to dafter.

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But if you set up that bridge adapter and restart your Caleigh Linux box, you would be able to see

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out on your public network in your house.

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That's also the way that you would scan for things like digital video recorders, security cameras in

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your house, other IP enabled devices, your laptops, tablets, anything that you have around your

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house, including smart TV's you would be able to see on that bridged network with Kalli.

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But be very careful if you ever decide to use that bridge adapter because it puts your Caleigh machine

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out on your network so that it can see things like your doorbell camera, your your smart TV is your

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Apple and Amazon devices all throughout your house.

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So be very careful with Caleigh Linux setup, unabridged adapter and always switch back to either you're

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not in network public nat'l or your private hosts only D-Box net zero.

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We don't want you to get in trouble for learning how to use this, but I'm going to leave this Windows

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seven demo up for you so that you'll be able to see how you can practice your ethical hacking skills

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on Windows seven machines.

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You still see these used, especially in big industries.

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So it's a really important thing to know how to defend against.

