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Okay, let's get things set up.

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Now I've got my VM workstation player open.

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I actually use VMware Pro.

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So I'm using an older version of VMware

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Player, it should look pretty much the same.

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What you're going to do is you're going

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to say, hey, I want to open a virtual
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to be an existing virtual machine.

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So we're going to go ahead and just say

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open one.

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Okay, and then I have a Kali folder right here.

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So I'm just going to click into this Kali folder.

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Remember, we were supposed to extract our zip.

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So I come in here and I open this and
it's going to start opening this here.

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So now we have the ability to go in and
edit our virtual machine settings.

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This is going to be true for both.

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I'm going to just kind of show you as I go.

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So here, it's the same concept.

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I didn't download one for VirtualBox, but

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you would just hit add and add your machine.

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And then once your machine is added,

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we're going to go ahead and edit the settings.

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So we'd go edit virtual machine settings here.

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And then same thing on here, I've got
tails right here, but we could just right

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click and say, hey, settings, same
concept, okay, what we want to focus on

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are two things, we want to focus on memory.

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So depending on how much memory your

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device has, for example, I have a lot of
memory on my computer, I have something

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like 500 plus gigabytes of memory, you
probably don't have that.

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But if you have eight gigabytes of
memory, maybe you only allocate two

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gigabytes, if you have 16, maybe you come
in here and you allocate four, if you've

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got 32, maybe you allocate eight, okay,
I'll let you choose how much memory you

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want to allocate.

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But the more memory you allocate, the

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slower your actual machine is going to go
because this is going to be eating up a

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lot of resources.

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And the less you allocate to your virtual

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machine, the slower your virtual machine
is going to go.

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So you want to make sure that you find
that balance there.

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I'm going to give it eight because I have
enough memory here, I can give it as much

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as I really want.

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But doesn't matter, eight should be

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plenty to it will be okay, it'll be a
little bit slow doesn't really matter too much.

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Now the other thing we want to concern
ourselves with is this network adapter here.

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I like to go if I'm only running one
machine, we can do bridge mode or NAT

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mode, I prefer to do NAT, sometimes NAT
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Okay, so if NAT does not work, that's
okay, we'll figure it out.

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But you can always try bridge.

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So the first thing I want you to do is

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NAT, come in here, say okay, and we'll
run this with NAT, I'm going to go ahead

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and say play virtual machine.

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On this one, same concept, you can just

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click through here.

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And it says, Hey, network, for example,

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do I want to bridge adapter or NAT adapter?

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If you're bridging, what are we bridging

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off of?

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What adapter here do we want to bridge

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off of?

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So if you're connected to an ethernet

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versus connected to Wi Fi, need to make
that decision.

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Same thing if we come in here with
general and system, how much memory do I

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want to give this if I'm running this
with VirtualBox?

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Okay, so same concept, once you're there,
just go ahead and hit start.

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Same idea.

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So here we are, we're at the login screen now.

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And if you're not here, feel free to just pause.

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But once you get to the login screen,

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we're just going to come in and type in
the username and password, which is going

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to be Kali, K -A -L -I, for both username
and password by default.

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I'll also put that in the description
below just in case you need it.

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And this will boot up for the first time
for you here.

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And you'll get this nice background Kali
Linux, blah, blah, blah, okay.

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What you need to do is you can come into
a command prompt.

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If this is your first time ever using a
command prompt, that's okay.

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What I want to make sure is that we
actually have an IP address, let me make

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this even bigger.

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And so we can come in here and just say

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IPA, just like this.

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Okay, and so with IPA, we're just doing

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an IP address of all, we're looking at
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I've got a 192 .168 .138 .144.

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That looks good to me.

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What we can also do is just go out to the
interwebs and just open up Firefox,

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that's right here.

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And just try to go to Google, just say

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google .com, something like this.

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And it should open up Google.

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That means we are resolving that's good, right?

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We actually are working on our machine,

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we're connected to the internet, that's
all we need for right now.

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So make sure you're connected to the internet.

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If you're not, go ahead and try switching

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to bridge mode.

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So all you would do is shut this down,

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switch to bridge mode, and then power it
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Same concept here.

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Okay.

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The other thing I want to make you aware
of is sometimes we're going to use what

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is called the sudo or sudo command,
depending on how you pronounce it.

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I'm a sudo type person.

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But let's say you wanted to run a

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specific tool.

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And a good example of this, actually,

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I'll just show you, you do not have to do
this at all, don't have to follow along.

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Let's say I want to go to Google, and I
wanted to download a tool, which we might

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do in some of the later videos, I might
come in here and there's an awesome tool

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called pimp my Kali that is written by DeWalt.

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We use this in the practical ethical

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hacking course.

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So we come here and he's got this awesome

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tool that we need to run and we want to
install it.

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Well, I want to clone this tool.

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So I'm gonna go ahead and copy this.

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And if you're not familiar, don't worry,
I'm just showing you the permissions and

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how this all works.

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I'm going to cd to this opt folder here.

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And I'm going to install this tool.

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Now to install the tool, I would just say

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get clone.

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And then in order to download it, I would

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just put that link that it gave me.

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And it would say, hey, permission denied,

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we can't actually do that here.

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Well, because I don't have the

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permissions, I'm running as a low level
user, I do have what is called sudo permission.

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So I can run this as a root user.

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So I could say sudo get clone in here and

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actually paste this, hit enter and then
type in my password for Kali, which is k

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a l i, hit enter.

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Okay, and then now if I ls here, and I

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look I have a pimp my Kali folder.

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So it actually installed it worked, it

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did everything.

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So you may see me use this command.

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And if you're not familiar with Linux,
that's okay, highly recommend that you

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check out our Linux course.

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Or if you're going through the PMPT or

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pjbt, or any of those, you might want to
start with the practical ethical hacking

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Linux section first before you just dive
into this if you're very unfamiliar,

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you're comfortable, don't worry about that.

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Now, this is going to be important

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because we're going to need to do this to
install tools, everything else.

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One other thing, if we need to switch
user, you shouldn't have to.

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But if you need to, just to prove
concept, we could say, hey, I want to

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switch user and just do a switch user
dash, that's going to put me into root.

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Okay.

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And then now I'm root.

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And so if I wanted to run a git clone,
again, of that command, I totally could,

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I don't need to.

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But this is how I would run that elevated

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without running the sudo.

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My preference is to actually use sudo nowadays.

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Back in the day, it used to be that route
was the default login for Kali.

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And so a lot of us are backtrack even a
lot of us are used to the route took a

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bit to convert over but security best
practice and being a security engineer,

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really, we should be using sudo.

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So let's do that.

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Okay.

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And so you can just Ctrl C or just exit out.

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And that will exit back here, just exit,
not Ctrl C, sorry.

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Excellent.

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We'll get you right back to your Kali user.

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So that is it for this video.

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That's it for this section, we have

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successfully installed our Kali Linux,
that's all we needed to do for now.

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So the next section, we're going to start
working with this.

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Now this is an update, and we're updating
the next section.

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So if you're watching this portion of the
course, and the VM looks a little bit

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different in some of the later videos
from here, that's just because we're

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still in the process of getting this
course updated.

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But outside of that you are good to go,
you've got your ready new lab set up and

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you should be ready to get on with the
rest of the course and the lab.

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So go ahead and see you over in the next video.

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