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Right now that we have Kalli Linux installed let me just show you an overview of the system what Linux

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is what's the structure of the file systems are and some of the basic apps that we're going to use.

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Now bear with me I know the quality of the college here right now I'm using it in a stretched mode so

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it's not proper full screen.

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I'm doing that because there is certain programs that we need to install first.

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To make it support the full resolution of the screen or off the monitor and go talk about that in the

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next lecture because it is it's not advanced Well it's just you need to know some commands.

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And I'll walk you through them.

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But for now I'd just like to give you an overview of the system.

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So as you can see here we just have a status bar.

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Very simple the Applications menu can be accessed from here.

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So if you click on applications you'll be able to access all the applications that come in preinstalled

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with clinics.

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And as you can see they are divided into categories in terms of the type of the attack that they get.

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They allow you to do so.

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We have information gathering vulnerability analysis as well publications and databases exploitation

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reverse engineering all types of applications that can be used for penetration testing in the places

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here that allows you to access your file systems the files that you'll be using.

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It's something similar to my documents in Windows machines.

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So as you can see here we click on computers you'll be able to access all the files and the devices

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you rarely go hear this and usually access stuff through the home right here or through the roads through

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the route because we're the route users.

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So it's the same thing if I go to places and then go to home right here and from here you can see that

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you can access your desktop your documents download music whatever.

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Same way that you have it for Windows or for Mac OS X and you have your trash year where your trash

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goes.

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This is just a basic file manager bike for word.

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And then you can double click a file to run it or double click a directory to open it.

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Here we have it again as I said the status bar here you can see the number of desktops or workspaces.

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Now Linux usually supports workspaces so you can have different Windows running on different workspaces.

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Now at the moment I have no windows running so there's I can't really go to the second word a second

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workplace.

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Well for example if I had my file manager open here I can go to our next workspace and this is will

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be empty.

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And then I can I can have something else run in here and have two things or three things that I can

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have as many workspaces as I want and it's just easier for you to be switching between them and we'll

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be using them when we're doing our penetration testing attacks.

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Now here you can have your keyboard if you have more than a keyboard that you want to switch between

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them.

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You have your networks from here so you can access your wireless your wired networks and your wireless.

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Now one thing to note you will not be able to access your internal wireless card through a virtual machine.

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So the internal wireless card that you have which is connected to your main machine you will not be

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able to access it through your virtual machine.

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As you remember we said the settings of this computer to be to be connected through not which means

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that it has internet connection but the internet connection is coming from the host machine so it actually

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has a virtual into a virtual network set up between this device and my main device which is this device.

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So there's a connection between the two devices this device has Internet access because of the Internet

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access provided by the main machine

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and you can also change your volume from here from the same menu and you can turn off the computer lock

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it or enter the preferences from here.

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These are just normal preferences you can get yourself familiar with them background's notifications

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displays will play with this.

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After we fixed the resolution mouse networks all that kind of stuff.

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And then you have your Bathory settings and that's it really for the status bar.

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So very simple applications and places the most things that will be using.

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And then you can access your network settings from here if you had a wireless card connected you'll

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be able to see the available networks here.

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If you want to connect a wireless card all you have to do is connected so I have a Y A U.S. B wireless

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card I'm going to connect it now and I'll show you how it shows up.

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So you need to go to this menu right here devices and then go to us.

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Now this this procedure is the same regardless of the device that you connect it to us be device whether

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it's a wireless device or if it's just a memory stick or any other device.

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You go to devices us B and then select the device that you want to connect.

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So I connected a wireless card and the chipset that's used in the card is called Atheros.

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So this is my wireless card.

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I'm going to click it and that should connect it now to my virtual machine to the Callimachi.

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So if you go here and gone wireless and then select the network and as you can see I can see the networks

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that exist around me I can select any network that I want to connect to and just put the password and

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connect to the network normally the way you connect to any other network that you want.

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OK so I'm going to disconnect my wireless card now.

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Now as you can see now the I don't have a wireless card connected.

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What I'd like to know though I still have internet connection because as I said my main machine right

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here the the Mac OS X machine is connected to my network and this virtual machine is connected to my

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Mac machine via internal virtual network.

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So the browser that comes in with Kalya next is this one I'm going to just go to Google to show you

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that we have Internet connection

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as you can see that we have Internet connection right now.

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This is just a normal browser you can use it the same way you use any other browser.

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The applications right here are going to talk about them at the moment because we're going to use them

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in the future and you'll see what each one of them does.

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Once we get to.

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