Hello everyone and welcome to the third video in this section.
And in this video we're going to be looking at cubes or OS and why it is probably the best option in
terms of operating systems when browsing the deep web like literally this is hands down the best thing
or the best operating system that you can use when browsing the Deep Web.
So I'm just going to go to the Web site right now.
I already have it opened.
The Web site is w w w dot cubes.
Slash I mean sorry hyphen or s dot org.
You can basically get it by just google searching for us with a Q and it's going to be the first.
The first website up here.
So just want to open it and it's a very very nice website as you can clearly see.
And what's this right here it is a reasonably secure operating system very very convincing.
But you might be asking yourself what is cubes us and basically cubes OS is a security oriented operating
system.
All right.
Now you might be asking why is this the best option for Tor.
Well I'm just going to give you basically my point on why it's the best and maybe Edward Snowden's advice
right.
So if you're serious about security.
GIBBS OS is the best choice available today.
It's what I use and it's free.
Now for those of you who don't know who Edward Snowden is Edward Snowden is a whistleblower that is
currently being currently wanted by the United States for basically leaking information about the CIA
and is currently being He's currently wanted.
Right.
And he communicates using this operating system right here.
And that that really is enough to tell you that this operating system is really secure.
So let's get started on how to basically download and install this.
So you just want to have this very very nice button right here download and install and voila.
It's going to take you to this page right here and you want to make sure you download the latest version.
This as a recording this video the latest version is cubes 3.2.
I will be updating these videos as new versions get released.
So basically you want to download.
You have two options.
You have your ISO version and you have the torrent version of the download which essentially are both
the same.
The torrent button right here is just for basically downloading the ISO through torrents.
I'm just going to click on ISO and that's what I recommend you guys will do.
It's quite a large file and by the way this operating system when installed is quite large as well.
So I'm just going to download and I already have it downloaded and we're just going to get started like
so.
So you guys might be asking how do I get it installed.
Well that's what you have two ways of going about it.
You can either install it on your USP flash drive and then booted from your computer and then install
it on maybe I mean maybe install it on another harddrive that you have around.
Or you could do about it with Windows or you could basically run it on a virtual machine.
But basically that's really really very simple if you're focused on installing it on a flash drive.
This is how you would go about it.
So basically I'm just going to go to the installation guide and you want to go into the inside.
Basically go down here into the copying the ISO onto the installation medium section right here and
it's going to tell you that you have to use the first two.
That's basically how you pronounce it Rufus's basically a program that will allow you to create a bootable
USP drive the easy way as it claims on the website.
So just download that right here.
I'm just going to download this one right here.
It's very very small file 9 on 32 kilobytes.
It is going to download it and it should be done right now and I'm going to run it hopefully it opens
up right now.
So there we are just just accept the permission to run it and do I want to check for updates or not.
I really do need that right now.
So just let it run and it should open up right now.
All right.
So basically what you're going to need is a flash drive.
Preferably I think 16 gigabytes and above.
All right.
Now if you don't have a flight of that size I'm going to show you an alternative way of running cubes
for us and that's through virtualization which is I think one of the best ways of going about it.
But nothing can be the good old US be installation way.
So basically you select your yes drive right here.
Just makes you select it every seven point eight gigabyte trade in right now.
I don't have a 16 gigabyte flash drive plugged in.
I do have one but I don't have it plugged in.
You then when to go to this partition scheme and target systems that just leave that as it is file system
NTFS just select the fact that the default you want to just select the default cluster size and you
only give it a volume on and is going to call it.
Whoops.
This is what you would basically do.
You then want to go down and select ISO image and then you want to browse on to where you downloaded
your cubes OS iso file which is right here.
Mine is on the desktop.
You just have to go to wherever you save yours.
And I'm going to select mine and it's going to open and basically just make sure quick format is enable
and create bootable disk is enabled right.
You can take this if you don't want an extended label or icon files and basically just start the installation
process.
Once this is done just power off your computer and then boot you up to boot up into BIOS mode and select
boot from us.
Be flash drive.
I'm sure plenty of you guys know how to do that and just select the flash drive and it should boot up
cubes OS and it should take you through the installation section which I will get to in a few moments.
So what I'm going to do is I am going to basically virtualize this.
Now I can go about this by basically downloading a virtualization software.
I'm going to be using the VM Ware for this demonstration so just google VM.
And you click on the first link.
By the way this is a free software to download and to use and just let the website load and you want
to go into.
Scuse me.
What's up with web site.
All right so are you going to buy into the download section and you want to go into workstation player.
Right.
So you want to just go into the workstation player and download this one right here.
Just download it.
I already have it downloaded installed.
It's very very simple installation to go through and once you have it installed.
Just open it up right here so we have VM workstation 12 player.
That's the latest version as of recording this video.
All righty.
Now once it opens we want to basically go into this section right here.
Create a new virtual machine.
All right.
So now we want to make sure we select install a disk image file.
This has to be an ISO file as it says here.
I'm not going to say just browse where you saved the iso file or where you downloaded it.
Again mine is on the desktop.
I'm going to click on it and open it and it's going to give you a warning.
Could not detect which operating system is in the disk image.
No problem there.
We're just going to hit next and we are basically going to select a guest operating system as Linux
because cubes OS is based off Linux and you want to make sure you select Fedora 64 bit because that
is what cubes OS is based off it's based on Fedora.
If your computer is 32 bit.
Just select fedora if it's 64 bit.
Select Fedora 64 bit and hit next you want to give it a name.
I'm going to call my new OS and you want to give it.
You just want to browse into a directory where you want to save the files that will be associated with
this virtual machine.
I'm going to be saving mine in my virtual always folder.
You can save yours whatever it recommends the documents and you can do that that's fine.
Just hit OK and hit next.
Now was gonna ask you for the whole the specified the disk capacity.
I will recommend 30 gigabytes and this may come as a shock to you but it's true this operating system
is huge and big because it has a lot of features really.
So I'm just going to set a maximum disk size of 30 gigabytes.
Don't worry if it is recommended size for Fedora with I'm going to store it in a in a single file.
I don't want it to be split into multiple files just take next year.
Now I want to customize your hardware.
I'm going to customize my hardware right now and I'm going to basically give it a memory which is RAM.
I'm gonna give it a ram of 2048 megabytes which is 2 gigabytes right here and you can basically just
move the slider yourself freely.
You then have your processor section and all this depends on what hardware you have.
If you have a processor that has only two cause you can basically give one call.
My process has four calls so I'm going to give two calls.
And you don't need to touch anything anything else right here.
You know want to go down into your display section and make sure that accelerate 3D graphics is checked
and you want to basically select your graphics memory depending on your graphics card.
I would recommend globally 128 megabytes if it gives you an error.
Just select 64 megabytes depending on what graphics card your computer has.
Oh my God my graphics card has to go by dedicated.
That's why it's giving me 768.
I recommend it but I'm just going to stick with 128 megabytes because anything over that is overkill
really.
So I'm just going that close and we can basically say finish all right.
So it's going to give us this very very nice section here called cubes OS which is what we created and
looks like it did not actually create a ram of two gigabytes.
I'm just going to move it to the 2 gigabyte section there and I'm going to hit OK and I'm going to start
the virtual machine and it should just start immediately.
So there we are VM where and is going to open cubes.
So if you see this screen everything that we have done so far has worked flawlessly.
So just let's go up the text the selection will be highlighted by white text.
I don't want to test the media.
I'm just going to say install cubes the first option and I'm going to hit enter.
An it's going to basically start the installation process.
I mean the the start up process really and let this run this probably take a few few sec a few seconds
or up to a minute to start up.
All right so once it's started up it should give you this welcome screen right here.
The installation welcome screen and is going to be telling you welcome.
Two cubes are 3.2.
As of this recording again is the latest version right now and is gonna ask you what language you would
like to run through during the installation process.
I would like to use English and English United States.
That's what I would really really enjoy and I would find comfortable.
Feel free to use any other language right here.
I going to continue and it probably should take a few seconds and we can proceed then.
All right.
So it's going to give you this very very nice looking mini menu which is actually quite professional
I must say there's room it has reminiscence of Red Hat Linux and very very top top drawer Linux distros.
And basically it's very simple to get started with installation.
You want to select the it's divided into sections you have localization software and system.
So let's start off with localization with basically configured everything right now.
So you want to select what keyboard what keyboard layout you want to use.
I'm going to be using English us you can add another one right here.
That's basically good enough for me.
What language support you would like to use.
Again we've already selected that.
But if you want to feel like you want to add some more you can add them right here for example English
India English Australia.
For now I'm just going to keep mine to English United States.
Again you can do whatever you want really.
You then want to go into time and date and configure it according to what time zone you are and you
can also configure the date.
You can also configure the MP M system to show it to show the system and you can also enable the 24
hour clock which I like so I'm going to leave it at that.
You can then now move on to the software section and the installation source.
We already have configured this so we really don't need to touch on that.
You then want to go into the software selection.
Now in the software selection we're going to basically it's going to basically it's going to be using
the X FCP desktop environment.
Now for those of you who are already familiar with the Linux desktop environments exc. as you know is
a very very good desktop environment and you will be able to change that once it's installed.
But for those of you who are not familiar with this don't worry about any of this just don't touch anything
right here.
Just leave all of this and just get done.
And the last section is the installation destination.
Basically just selecting the disk that you want to use.
Now we created it 30 gigabyte virtual virtual disk or the VM where virtual disk just selected and I'm
going to add the disk and just head done and just select this disk and you want to scroll down here
into encryption.
Now if you're going to be using VM ware or a virtual machine disable encrypt my data because this will
cause a lot of problems and you wouldn't be able to boot into the operating system once installed.
So again I'm saying just just just uncheck this.
However if you're installing this through us be on are you installing this on a physical drive or your
dual booting it with Windows.
The installation process is very very it is the same thing.
You can basically then encrypt my data.
You don't need to uncheck this but if you're running through the installation as I am now you just want
to make sure you just disable encrypt my data once done just get done and you should be good to go.
Now again if you're doing this the hardware way which is basically installing it on the hard drive you
can basically just select the disk right here and just hit automatically configure partitioning.
Or if you're experienced enough to do it you could go into.
I will configure the partitioning which I would not recommend for beginners but if you're doing this
the virtual way which is what I'm doing now just get done.
And you should be go.
You should be good to proceed.
Just begin installation and it should basically start the installation the installation will take quite
a while.
So I'll get back to you guys when it's done.
All right so once the installation is completed it'll take a while.
By the way it took about 30 minutes for me and I'm sure it's taken much the same time for you.
It's basically a reboot.
Now if you have not basically set your user creation right here this will not be greyed out so just
go ahead and click it and enter user name and your password.
And once that's done you can basically just hit reboot right here and that will basically reboot it
and you'll be able to use cubes OS.
Now in the next video I'm going to be showing you basically how you can configure your own Gibb's OS
and how to basically get access to the Deep Web straight of the box.
And I'm also going to be explaining how to use cubes voice a little bit because it is quite a different
type of operating system and it works in a very different way even for Linux users.
This will be it has a learning curve that I will help you to get familiarized with but that's it for
this video.
Thank you so much for doing this video.
If you have any questions just let me know in the Q&A section of the course.
Thank you so much for.