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All right so second to last video here in our Olympic series.
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And this one is a very important one.
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So we're going to cover a few things I want to cover how to install files how to install updates and
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how to get files from GitHub.
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All these are going to be very important in things that you're going to encounter as a pen tester all
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the time.
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So from a Linux perspective let's say that you want to update your system and you're in the terminal.
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Well you can do is you can say something along the lines of APT update and we'll say also apt upgrade
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when you're done with that.
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So what this is going to do is this is going to go out and you can see these archives that Linux.
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I'll scroll back up here and all these tools need to be installed.
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But this archive of Linux that you use this is what's called a repository.
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So we're going out to these repositories and we're saying hey what's been updated lately and what do
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we need to download.
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And you can see OK these packages that are automatic and saw no longer required.
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We can auto remove them if we need to and then we have all these new packages that need to be installed.
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If you look through the list it's quite a bit.
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And then we've got the packages that will also be upgraded through here as well so we have all these
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updates upgrades et cetera if we want to perform this it's going to take up a hundred and seventy one
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megabytes of additional disk space and it will probably take a little bit of time to download upgrade
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etc..
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So if you want to do this go ahead and push your update you actually don't have to to be successful
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in the course.
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But just to provide clarification in understanding of how it's done and what it's doing.
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Just wanted to point that out.
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Now let's say we just wanted a tool a specific tool.
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You see all these things in here.
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A lot of them are related like python which is interesting because I do want to install a python tool.
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So let's install a tool called Pip.
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So what we're gonna do is we're going to say at install and then the tool is called Pip.
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But it is Python dash Pip like this.
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So type that in Hit enter instead of go check for it.
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It's going to look for it.
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And it found it which is great.
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If it weren't to find it it would say something a little different we can show you say hit some numbers
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in there say unable to locate that package.
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So you'll know you're on the right track with the package name here.
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So I'm going to go ahead and actually hit yes to install this.
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It's going to go out and download everything we need for Pip and you're gonna see why Pip is important
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here.
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So there is Pip Pip three.
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Now both of those go out and do some installs for us and we're gonna go ahead and just say yes and those
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installs are related to Python so we're gonna use a lot of tools in this course that are related to
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Python and it's going to install those tools for us so Pip is 4 for Python Pip 3 is for Python 3.
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Now Python 3 is the latest and greatest Python 2 is actually being deprecated in 2020 or end of service
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in 2020.
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So a lot of things are actually moving away from that now.
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So when we get into the python section of the course we're actually going to be working completely in
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Python 3 for this reason solely.
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So while we wait for this let's go ahead and go out to the inter webs and I'm just going to applications
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up here and then Firefox terminal and what we're gonna do is we're gonna go to Google and I want to
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look for something on github.
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So I want you to look for get hub and then just type in impact.
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Now impact is a toolkit that we're gonna be using when we get to the exploitation part of this course.
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But it's going to be a good tool that we're going need to install anyway so why not go ahead and take
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care of it while we're here.
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So we're gonna do is we're going to click on this secure off Corp here and we're going to do this clones
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service a clone or download right here we're going to just copy this and now in our our terminal what
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we're gonna do is we're gonna see these and I like to put all my installs and this is very common for
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Linux in my opt folder.
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And here's what we're gonna do.
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We're gonna say get clone and we're going to paste this here.
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So get is just downloading from GitHub.
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We're cloning this this repository and we're going to go ahead and just hit enter.
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And now if we C.D. into the name of it.
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So here it is in packet.
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We're just gonna say C.D. and packet OK.
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And a lot of times with Pip what you have to do with Pip with with the Get cloning you have to go in
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actually look at the get hub page to see how to install it.
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So if we scroll down it says grab the latest stable version unpack it which we did and then run pip
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install period from the director replaced it isn't that easy.
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Yes.
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So what we're gonna do is full screen this and we're just going to say it install period and it's to
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go out and download all the things that we need for Python related to this program.
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And now it should be install the quick way to check off its install there's one tools called yes exact
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pie.
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You can just P.S. exact sir typing that hit tab and it should auto tab complete for that.
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So that will allow you to have this installed so this showed you really briefly three ways to do installs.
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One is the way of using updates and upgrades to download everything at once that you need to update.
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The other one is to say app to install and actually just install a specific package that you need.
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So in this case we installed Pip because we actually were going to need Pip anyway to install impact.
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So the third way the third most common way is to download something off of get hub.
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And we just use get clone cloned that down and then we went in follow the instructions for the install.
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In this case it was pip install period and now we have our tool installed and ready to go.
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So a lot of times you're gonna have to download tools off of get hub or things that are just not by
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standard or by default.
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Come with Cally that you're going to have to go out there and find.
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So this impact tool kit for example does come with Cally but I don't like the one that comes with Cally
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it's always unstable for me.
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So I like to go out and I like to get the latest stable version off of GitHub and install this and it
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works really well.
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And this is some of my methodology than passing on to you.
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So hopefully this makes sense and this will give you an idea of how to install these packages or how
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to make updates or how to get something off GitHub.
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So in the next video we're going to go ahead and cover some bash scripting get into a little bit of
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that and have some fun and then we'll be moving on to Python and learn even a little bit more scripting.
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So I will get you over in the next video.
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