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Hey, guys, welcome back to another episode on How to Hack.
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So over here are the clinics running and what you got to do is open up terminal.
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And once you're in terminal, you can actually zoom in a little.
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So it's easier for you to see.
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So what you do is the first thing you do is enter a pseudo Atget install as CACP.
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Why?
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So this would install the package for you to actually manage your Android device directly from your
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colonics machine.
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So hit enter on debt and of course you got a key and your user password and once you keep your password.
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This would actually prompt you to download.
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And once the package has been installed, you'll be able to get CCRC up by running immediately.
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So what you do now is you will actually connect your mobile device into colonics, virtual machine.
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So right now I'm connecting the Android device into my main host computer.
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And once I click and connect it using the USB, I would have a folder being prompted up.
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So it is running on a galaxy E so you can see directly from the host machine.
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So what you do is you go into the devices, tap, go into your USB, click onto Samsung Android or whichever
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Android device you're running, click onto it.
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This would connect the device into your colonics box, as you can see.
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So of course, when I look into the file folder, I can see over here we go to Samsung Android being
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connected.
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And once you connect it, are you going to do this?
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And to see our S.P.I and you'll be able to find out all the information regarding the Android device
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and able to directly.
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So, of course, you can look at EDB and you can look at devices.
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So this will release all the attached devices using the Android device or breach.
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So this would actually tell you what devices are currently connected into your call and Xbox.
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So now that we have the confirmation that has been connected properly, the Android debugger is working
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fine.
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All you got to do is hit CACP and it would actually boot up the entire Android screen.
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And once you were in it, we can actually manage all the information from here.
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So here you can see the Android device being mirrored directly into your colonics so you can actually
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manage your Android device from any of your Linux distributions.
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So there is in it how quickly we could actually connect your Android device into your call and Xbox
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or into any Linux distribution, and you'll be able to mirror the display from Android device and you'll
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be able to control your Android device, send SMS, look at applications, look at settings of the Android
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device and be able to do a lot more configurations.
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So I hope you've learned something valuable in today's tutorial.
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And remember to like, share and subscribe to the channel so that you can be kept abreast of the latest
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cybersecurity Turrill.
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Thank you so much once again for watching.
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