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That sample first look at Cadie in this section we're going to be having an overview of the graphical

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user interface then we're going to be looking at the terminal.

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And last but not least we're going to be having a detailed view of the directory structure.

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So let's get straight into it.

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Let's have a look at the gooey extensible graphical user interface and it's basically the graphics that

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you see in front of you on the screen.

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The opposite of that would be the text based interface which is the terminal that we're going to be

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looking at later on.

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So I'll start with the top right hand corner.

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The power button here obviously is to shut down the machine or look at the machine.

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The white connection will be coming back to in a second.

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The proxy is where you set a proxy if you're using any.

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If you don't know what a proxy is.

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Don't worry about it.

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We're not going to be using that for the scores.

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The route is because I'm logged in as root and I can use that to either switched on or that the user

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log out or control my settings such as for example change my password.

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Hey I can shut down the machine.

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I can restart it or I can cancel and go back.

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I can also lock the machine if I wish so that family can get on it and that I can do that or I can change

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the settings.

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These are the settings for my system and I can do things such as change the background control my privacy

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change the display resolution add and remove users change the time and date and so on and so forth.

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We're going to be changing a couple of those in a moment.

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The second I can hear is for my network connectivity and this is what I can control my network interface

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settings.

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Remember in windows at one point during out hacking for beginners course we changed our DNS settings

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and we saw what our IP address and so on.

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This is the graphical way to do it on Linux.

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If I go to why some things I can see what my IP addresses what my the fourth truth is what my DNS is

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and if I wish so I can change those and I can manually set them to do that.

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I can go to my IPV for and back with it in Windows I can change my DNS settings change the roads and

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so on.

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If I want to change my IP address I'll click on that dropdown menu and I'll set the manual then I can

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set my IP address.

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I'm not going to do that.

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Leave things as they are for now.

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This is the workspace I can.

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A workspace is basically all of this.

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What I'm working right now.

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This is useful if I want to do different things in different workspaces such as.

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For example let's say I'm browsing and I'm doing some research here and I want to also be running some

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commands but I don't want to miss my visual up.

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I don't want to be confusing everything altogether.

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So to do that I can change to another workspace and with that I can open that terminal run some commands

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here leave it running go back to my workspace one continue browsing the internet doing my research and

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so on.

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Once I'm done I can go to workspace to close that.

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And then I go back to my workspace one.

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So this is useful if I'm doing more than one thing at once.

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This is the screen the option that's a three screen decoder that console with kalee.

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If you're doing videos like the one I'm doing for example you can use that screen recorder.

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This obviously is the clock and the time and the date and the calendar which you can use.

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And this is the equivalent of my computer and windows.

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If I click on computer I can see all my files and directories and I can browse through them visiting

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different locations we're going to see what all that means.

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This section.

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And last but not least this is what makes Kalli unique and different.

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These are all the penetration testing tools and the forensics tools that we talked about earlier.

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Over 300 of those are split into different categories.

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They're all under the Applications menu.

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I remember in the hacking for beginners course when at all.

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You really don't need to know every single tool.

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There's actually no way for you to remember and memorize every single to do is come and go and new ones

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come up every day.

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And even with Cadie you'll see that tools are being added and removed.

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For example earlier on when Kelly was able to backtrack it came with Nessus that we saw in the previous

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course.

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Now it doesn't come with Nessus anymore.

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It comes with something different.

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But what is important for you and I emphasize this now again underscores is that you know distinctively

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what these categories mean what password attacks are what publication analysis is what vulnerability

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analysis is and so on.

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For example in information gathering you'll see that we have a map which is one of many tools here.

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We've already seen unmap and hacking for beginners course.

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You will also see unmap under the vulnerability analysis category it isn't being is that and that can

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be useful both for information gathering and for vulnerability analysis towards the end of the course

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we're going to be seeing how we can use unmap to do some passable brute force thing as well.

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So don't get hung up on all of these tools if you want to try all of them.

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By all means knock yourself out.

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Spend as much time as you want this is the way you learn.

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But that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to memorize all of those.

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All right let's move on this.

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On the left hand side this is the favorite spot.

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These are all my favorite tools that I use.

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You can add and remove this bar.

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So for example if I don't want to be using Firefox anymore I can write Glegg and remove it from my favorites

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and I get a message that says it's been removed.

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I can undo.

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For example if I change my mind or if I want to later on added I can do that at the end of the day boys

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there are two important things that I want to talk about.

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One is that we do and this is what I can change the look and feel of my caddy and so many different

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ways I can change the appearance the desktop the background the fonts and and a whole bunch of other

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things.

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I'm not going to go through all of these.

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They are into.

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You can try them for yourself and change whatever you want.

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The important thing to notice here though is that whenever I change something it automatically changes.

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Unlike Windows there is no option to say apply or ok it just automatically changes.

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So I just changed my Appian and see it by mistake.

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I'll just leave it as it is it doesn't matter.

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I know this how is the top what has changed now looks a little bit different.

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So I close that.

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The other thing that's important here is my applications menu.

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If I click on Show applications I see a list of all the applications on the system on the right hand

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side you can see that there are three pages I can either click on those or I can scroll up and down

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with my mouse.

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The good thing though is that I can just type whatever I'm looking for and I can find it.

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So let's say I want to find a map or just type and map and it finds it for me.

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Let's say for example I want to change the resolution by just that resolution and tell me there's a

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display option that I can go to and from here I can change the resolution.

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I can make it I can make it smaller wherever I prefer reading.

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There are a couple of things that I personally like to change specially if I'm working in a heavy and

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in a virtual environment.

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One is the screen look like the screen look.

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This will be under privacy

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and I can just switch the screen lock to off.

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Now by the way this will look different.

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The feel of this will look different than what you currently have because I just changed it.

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Right.

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So don't worry too much if this looks different it's just a matter of switching it on and off.

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And that will turn off on the screen lock.

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Another thing I like to do is change the power options because I don't want my screen to automatically

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lock by itself or to go blank by itself.

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I want to change that blank screen to never.

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So if I leave my system idle I don't want my screen to go blank.

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I just want it to be up and running for whenever I come back to work on it.

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Now obviously this isn't the most secure configuration.

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I'm leaving my screen without any luck.

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I'm leaving it up and running if I leave it unattended.

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Anybody can come sit down on my terminal and start playing around.

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I'm just doing that for the sake of this us to demonstrate a couple of things for you.

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And because I'm using a Wii and that I can pause and stop whenever I want.

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And it really doesn't have any important information that I care about.