Hey, everyone, welcome back to the
course. So in the last video, we
talked about our common tools
that we use for scanning
in this video, we're going to go
ahead and check for life systems.
Now, we're going to use two tools in
this particular lab.
We're going to talk about and map as
well as each ping or ping three
as it's more commonly called.
And we're just going to run a couple
of quick scans with both those
tools. Now, keep in mind that we're
not doing anything in-depth in this
particular lab.
We're just running a couple of
simple scans just so you can take a
look at some of the output that
you're getting.
I also want to mention again that
the supplemental resources section
will have all of these step by step
lab guides in those, as well
as an assignment sheet that contains
the information on the assessment.
So you'll want to do the liability
assessment as well as the short
footprinting assessment that I have
for you. So go ahead and make sure
you download all those documents in
the supplemental resources section
so you can continue on and be
successful in this particular short
course.
So you should already be logged into
the Siberry website if you're
watching this video, so once you
log in, you just want to search for
the ethical hacker practice.
So if you just type in ethical
hacker in the search box here,
you'll see that several results pull
up and you'll see this certified
ethical hacker, S.H.
That's the one you're looking for.
Once you find that, just go ahead
and click on it and then click the
launch button right there.
Now it's going to ask you to launch
it in a separate window, essentially
by clicking this launch item button.
So just go ahead and do that and
it'll launch up the lab for us.
So once it launches us into the lab
environment, we're specifically
going to be looking for, it's
actually the top option here, but
we're looking for the performing a
check for Life Systems lab.
So, as I mentioned already, it's
that top option. They're now
mindset's complete on it since I've
simply gone through these before.
But yours should not show complete
on it. You should just be performing
a check for life systems.
Once you locate that, just go ahead
and click on it and you'll see
a start button right there.
Just go ahead and click on that as
well.
Going to take just a second or so
and then you'll see all the virtual
machines here. Now, we want to go
ahead and actually turn these on so
we can uson.
So the way we do that is we just
hover our mouse over top of the
machine and then just select the
power on option.
So we have to do that for every
single one. So to have your mouse
over top, so like power on
and we'll get those booting up.
Now, I'm going to go and pause the
video here because it does take a
few seconds for these boot up.
It could take up to 30 seconds or
so. Some of the pause video will
restart again once everything's put
it back up.
All right, so we used the magical
power of fast forwarding there, so
now you'll see on my screen that all
the devices have booted up.
Now fears have not booted up yet.
You can go ahead and pause video and
just wait until all of your start
up again. That way you can follow
along with the lab.
So now we're at step six in the lab.
So we're going to click on the
machine labeled lab
when 10 are basically the Windows 10
machine. So it should be the second
one from the bottom here.
We're just going to go and click on
that. It might take a moment or so
and eventually it's going to pull up
the Windows 10 desktop for us.
So once he pulls up the desktop,
we're going to double click on the
orange colored icon of looks like
a little Tiger's eye.
We're going to click on that.
And it's labeled as a VÃ¤nskÃ¤ viewer
icon. So it's this orange colored
one kind of here in the background
and you'll see some different pop
ups going on. There is the Windows
10 machine fully boots up for us
and everything should be booted out
by now. So we'll go ahead and double
click on the Vancouver icon.
So it's going to launch this box
here for us once we double click on
this icon here by default,
it should put it in the IP address
of our call Linux machine in there
for us.
If for some reason it does not.
This is the one that you'll type in
there. And I also have it here in
the step by step guide for you as
well.
As long as you see that in there,
you can go ahead and click this
button here and then
we're going to type in our
passwords. You'll see I have it
listed in the document here for you.
So it's going to be a capital P
lowercase A lowercase
S. S, lowercase W
and then the number of zeros and
other capital. So that's a zero.
And then lowercase r d
what. You've enter that and just go
ahead and click on the OK button.
And it's going to launch the Calli
desktop force, you'll see it there
in the background.
Now you may see a pop up message and
you actually should likely see the
message. And it basically says no
session for seven, eight, seven.
Once you see that, just go ahead and
just say, OK, there, or it is X out
of it.
For our purposes, we don't really
care about that particular error
message.
Ah, so the next thing we're going to
do is just double click on the root
terminal option here
and that's going to launch a
terminal window for us.
Now, if you're running, as I
mentioned, we're going to be using
and map each being three, if you
happen to just not be using the
cyber fiberglass, but you're using
like your own virtual machine,
just launched your normal Kelly
Linux terminal window and you can do
the exact same stuff.
Now, keep in mind that your IP
addresses will likely differ that
what we're using in this lab.
So what's our terminal window opens
here for us?
We're just going to simply start off
with an easy command if config.
So let's go ahead and type that in
now. So all lowercase, I, F,
C, O and F ig,
once you touch that in, just turn
the keyboard. You'll see some
results come back quickly for us.
So a couple of questions associated
with these results, so
question number one, do you see any
Ethernet interface names?
Question number two, what is the
name of the lookback interface?
I think finally, question number
three, what does the IP address of
the Calli machine?
So go ahead, pass the video, look
over the results you have there and
take a look and answer those
questions.
Ah, so let me go ahead and answer
these questions for us
so we see that the answer Ethernet
interface name is
zero. So this one right here,
we also see we have our looped back
address. And so that back interface
is L.O..
And then the final question was,
what is the IP address
of this Calli machine?
So we see and we already knew the
answer to that. If you recall from
the V.A. viewer, we already had seen
that it was one hundred two point
one six eight zero three.
All right, let's move on with a lab
document.
So now we're just going to type in
this simple and map command here who
are basically using this flag, the
dash lowercase s, and
that's going to disable port
scanning. Now, we're scanning a
range of IP addresses here, as you
can see.
And so it's going to take a moment
to do the scan.
So once we run this command, I'll go
ahead and start the video.
We'll pick things back up in the
next video to go ahead and answer a
couple of questions here.
So in the terminal, you're going to
type and map space,
dash lowercase s in
space, and then one or two
one six eight zero one forward
slash twenty four.
So let's go and type that in
together and we'll go step by step
for typing this in.
So here to step in and map all
lowercase space,
dash lowercase s in
a space and then our IP
address of one three two one six
eight zero one.
And then we're just going to type in
the forecast 24 to round things
out and actually scan the range
we're looking for.
All right, so once you've type that
and just go ahead and turn a
keyboard, as I mentioned, it's going
to take a few moments.
So to finish, I'm going to go ahead
and start the video there and we'll
pick things back up once I have the
results shown on my screen.