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Now that you've seen that you might be thinking wow that was too easy.
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That's all it takes to install and remove packages of Linux.
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I don't even have to go to the Internet and find them.
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Just find them for me.
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Yes.
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Is that something that you might notice wondering but what do these packages come from.
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How does candy or anything else for that matter know where to go and look for these packages.
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They look in something called depositories and depositories are storage locations from which your software
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packages can be retrieved and installed.
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So Gadi for example or Debian or anything else for that matter it would have the most storage location
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once you issue the ABT get command your Linux box will go into that location try and find the package
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and if it does it will download it and install it for you.
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However sometimes you try to install the baggage and Kelly can't find it and the default repositories.
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So what do you do first let's have a look at what these things look like.
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They're usually on the EDC slash AP
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and these are the two you are as are the two locations where you can go and find the packages that I
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want to install.
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You could actually master this using your web browser.
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Let's say I want to update my system.
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I can do that using the EPG get update.
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Now that will take once or just speed things up a bit.
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Now ever want to do a full distribution upgrades I can do that.
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Apt get upgrade.
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See all of that.
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These are all software packages that will be upgraded if I continue with these commands.
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Is poor exploitation of the compromise Linux host.
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Chances are that you won't get non-truth access and you want to find a vulnerability that will give
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you access.
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This usually involves finding and exploiting vulnerable software.
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You might also come across situations where the Linux box you broke into is not connected to the Internet.
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Let's say you're unethical engagement for.
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I don't know a bank.
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They invite you to come in and plug into their internal network as an employee and see if you can hack
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anything on that internal network.
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You managed to get into a Linux box and you find out that it's not the next to the Internet when you
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still want to use it as a stepping stone to try and get to other systems.
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To do that you need to install some packages on it but it's not connect to the Internet that's off line.
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So what do you do in this case for both situations.
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You could use the package commands and this is useful in multiple situations.
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Sometimes software cannot be found in depositories Nessus for example if you try to install it using
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the ABC get commands you will not be able to find it.
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You'll find that on the Nessus website and you'll notice that it ends with a thought that the the the
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extension which means that software for Linux Debian unlike FBD However we need to know that the package
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does not take care of the penances for us.
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So if a package needs and dependencies we'll have to take care of that ourselves to get back to the
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Xenogears that we've discussed in our both exploitation to find versions of installed applications and
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hope that you are going to want an all out dated vulnerable one.
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You can do that using the deep package minus and commands to install the package.
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Let's say I want to install Nessus for example.
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After downloading it I can do that using the package minus my commands.
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And to remove the baggage.
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You can do that using the package minus commands.
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Now you might be wondering what I just said that the Linux system was off line.
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And how am I saying that I can install Nessus after downloading it.
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That's going to be for another chapter in another chapter we're going to be learning how to download
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stuff on our Candy machine.
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And then how we can use our Gadi machine as a server to upload stuff from our galley to the victim machine.
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Now let's not worry too much about it let's just assume that you somehow managed to get the Nessus package
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on the victim machine.
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And you can use that package command to install and remove it.
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Now remember these are all situations that happen in ethical hacking engagements.
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Having said that and I think that having an agent you want to make sure that you have the permission
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to install and remove softer off your clothing on the machine.
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So mission for the section on your Gadi machine install files ilah on your Windows machine activate
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FTB.
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If you don't know how to do that.
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We explain that in our hacking for beginners course go there and he knew that section on hacking for
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beginners and using structures on those videos activate FTB on your Windows machine.
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Then from an open file Zilah and next year is over on Windows.
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So I had to upload and download some files.
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Then on your candy machine download and install Nessus.
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Once you're done we can move onto the next section.
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