Hi and welcome back to another episode on How to Hack the Terrible, discussing how you can install
and run colonics on Oracle Virtual Box.
So this would really affect how we would do all the upcoming cybersecurity.
Turrell's and I'm really excited to get started on Colonics 20 20 so that we can look at some of the
new software that comes with it and think of all the different ways of doing the vulnerability testing,
especially with the latest version of colonics.
So without further ado, let's get started on today's tutorial.
So what we have here is a Windows 10 running and you can open up any of your favorite browser.
So in this case, I will open up Chrome.
So it could be Firefox or Internet Explorer and I can go into Google dot com and I can enter my favorite
operating system called Linux Excel, and we could go into the official Colonics Dawg page.
So is by offensive security.
And of course you can choose to install the 64 bit installer ability to bid and so on.
So what we would choose and what we select is actually the virtual box 64 bit.
Now we can go into the offensive security VM download page.
So once we're in here, we can actually download it directly so we can open up the virtual box images
and select the 60 for a bit of a so we can click on that.
So this will allow us to download it into the page.
So we'll click safe.
So it will be a olva fall.
It is about three point one gigabytes, so it will take some time for the download complete.
So go ahead, grab a cup of coffee or grab a sandwich and come back in 30 minutes time.
So we have completed a download of the Ovie file and you can actually click on it.
And once you click on it, it will automatically be imported into your Oracle virtual box manager.
And you can actually see the virtual sys information over here and we can have the DVD soundcard and
so on.
And of course, you can reinitialize the Mac address of all network cards, too.
And of course, all this information will really help, especially in terms of setting up the call on
Xbox.
And we can go ahead and click import.
And of course, here we have the software license agreement that we have to agree with so we can go
in and click agree on that.
And of course, once we have all this information being important, it will take about a minute, maybe
two minutes, three minutes.
And if you're using a hard disk drive, you could take all the way up to a couple of hours.
So once we have done importing the virtual disk image, we'll be really, really excited to get started
on colonics 20 20.
Now, the importance completed and we can go into colonics 20, 20 and we can click on under settings
so we can click into general.
And we see that we are using a 64 bit Debian.
And you can look at the advance.
So we have a clip board drag and drop.
And of course, they also put in the description so we can see the username and password is called the
Anchalee.
So we will not enable encryption at all.
So system wise, we have a base memory are two four eight megabyte and we have a processor of a list
to processor.
So that will really help speed things up.
And in terms of display, we got a video memory of one, two, eight megabyte and of course, one kind
of monitor and so on.
Storage wise, pretty straightforward.
We got a Satah on colonics.
Twenty, twenty.
And of course I've disabled all the oil because I don't really want to enable audio on my virtual machines.
And network wise, we're using breach adapter so we get an independent IP address coming from a DCPI
Lisse, she reports.
I'm not using and USB.
I have to select one point one because my motherboard is for one point one.
So it depends on what kind of setup you have for your motherboard.
So chances are you may be using 2.0 or 3.0 depending on what's available in terms of the USB controller
shet folder.
We have nothing user interface pretty much standard on this.
So once we're OK, we're good to go.
Go ahead and start.
So I'm really excited because we'll be moving all of our tutorials into colonics.
Twenty, twenty.
And this is going to be a great deal for us because it will really be helpful in terms of setting up
new tutorials, new cybersecurity learnings for you.
So now we are loading into colonics.
Twenty twenty and we are loading it, building up very nice boot up interface now though, we can see
over there and we'll be problem for TI username and password.
So go ahead and Taculli for the username and password login.
And of course let's see what we get over here.
So we see a lot of details.
It's a little smaller, so let's see whether we can maximize it and see more.
Thanks.
Yes, we do.
And we can see is a very, very nice, very different graphical user interface.
Everything looks a lot sharper.
Very nice.
I really like it a lot.
So here we got the usual stuff, information gathering, vulnerability assessment, web application
analyses, database assessment, password attacks.
I think we can install a lot more database assessment to wireless attacks, furniture, CRAGG Everything
is there.
Betacam Definitely.
We need to install that to.
Reverse engineering, I think there's a lot more things we can put in really excited, so derrius it
how quickly we could actually get colonics 20 20 installed into Oracle Voicebox.
So this would really help us get ready for twenty twenty and be able to do all our cybersecurity tutorials
with this new operating system.
I'm really excited to start sharing with you more about cybersecurity with this new operating system.
So I hope you learned something valuable in today's tutorial and you have any questions before you leave
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