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In this lecture I'm gonna show you 2

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how to connect a USB device to a virtual machine. 3

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As an example, I'm gonna be connecting 4

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a wireless adapter to my Kali machine. 5

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But the same method can be used to connect any USB device. 6

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Now as mentioned in the course requirements 7

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you need a wireless adapter 8

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for the cracking section of this course. 9

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So these are the lectures where we're gonna show 10

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you how to crack the passwords for Wi-Fi networks. 11

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Other than that you can do everything else 12

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in the course without a wireless adapter. 13

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What I mean by a wireless adapter is a USB device 14

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that connects through your USB to your computer. 15

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And allows you to communicate with wireless networks. 16

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Now most computers and laptops come 17

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with a built-in wireless card. 18

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The only problem is first of all 19

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you can't access built-in wireless cards 20

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from a virtual machine. 21

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Also even if you can, so even if you installed Kali 22

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as a main machine, the built-in wireless cards 23

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are not good for hacking. 24

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Because we need a powerful adapter that supports 25

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monitor mode and packet injection. 26

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And we're gonna go into what each of these mean. 27

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But basically the built-in wireless adapter 28

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does not support these modes and can't be used for hacking. 29

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That's why I recommend powerful wireless adapters. 30

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They're listed in the course requirements 31

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and I'm gonna list them in the resources of this lecture. 32

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And you can connect them to Kali 33

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like I'm gonna show you right now. 34

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So I already have VirtualBox open 35

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and you just want to click the machine 36

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that you want to connect the adapter too. 37

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We're gonna go to it's settings, 38

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we're gonna go to ports, 39

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we're gonna go to USB and make sure that USB is enabled. 40

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And you want to pick the USB option 41

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that is used by your adapter. 42

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So it's either USB one, two or three. 43

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And for the adapter that I have it uses USB two. 44

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Then you want to come here to the plus sign and click on it. 45

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Now you'll see that I have a number of devices 46

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that I can attach to the Kali machine. 47

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Now I still haven't connected the adapter. 48

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So first of all I'm just gonna 49

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have a look on the available devices. 50

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Then I'm gonna connect the adapter 51

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and I'm gonna list the devices again. 52

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I did that because we're assuming that I don't know 53

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the name of my adapter because the name 54

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that you'll see here is the name of the chipset 55

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that's used inside the adapter. 56

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So it's not the brand name 57

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that you see on the adapter itself. 58

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So when I click on it now you'll see 59

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that I have a new entry called Atheros. 60

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And this is actually my wireless adapter. 61

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It's a Alpha A-W-S zero three six N-H-A. 62

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So I'm gonna click on it that's it added here. 63

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I'm gonna click on okay 64

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and that's the adapter added to Kali. 65

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Now before starting my virtual machine 66

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I'm gonna physically disconnect my wireless adapter 67

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and then I'm gonna connect 68

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the adapter once Kali fully loads. 69

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Now I'm gonna start it. 70

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So I'm gonna put my username which is root 71

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and my password which is T-O-O-R. 72

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Okay now Kali is fully loaded, I'm gonna go 73

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and physically connect my wireless adapter. 74

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Like I said I usually do this just to avoid any conflicts. 75

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Now once the adapter is connected you wanna make sure 76

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that it's attached to Kali 77

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and to do that we're gonna go to the devices menu. 78

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So we're gonna go all the way to the top. 79

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We're gonna go to devices, we're gonna go on USB 80

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and we're gonna make sure 81

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that this adapter right here is checked. 82

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Now sometimes it might not be checked for you, 83

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so click on it to check it, for me it's already checked, 84

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so I'm not gonna click it. 85

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And to confirm that the adapter is connected 86

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we can just go on terminal right here and type ifconfig. 87

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This command lists all the interfaces 88

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that's connected to the machine. 89

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And as you can see now its showing 90

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an adapter called LAN zero, which is the wireless adapter. 91

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So if you have this in here 92

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that means your adapter is connected. 93

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If you don't then ask in the discussions 94

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and I'll help you through this. 95

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Some adapters are not compatible with Kali 96

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so that could be the issue, 97

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or the issue could be something else. 98

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Also now if we go here on the top right 99

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you'll see that I have a Wi-Fi option 100

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which I can use to connect to Wi-Fi networks. 101

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Now we don't need to do this because I showed you 102

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how to setup a NAT network and Kali already 103

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has internet access through this NAT network. 104

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So we only need the wireless adapter to hack 105

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into other networks to crack their passwords.

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