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Home Lab & Sand Box

Home Lab conseption shown below

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Step 1

Download and install VirtualBox

Step 2

Download and install Windows 10

Step 3

Download and install Kali Linux

Step 4

Configuring the VM environment and set the sandbox

 Sample configuration is shown below:

  • Configuring the Windows VM

Open VirtualBox -> Go to Settings -> Network -> Adapter 1 -> NAT  (for testing tools with internet connectivity) or Not attached (for analyzing Malware)

  • Configuring the Kali VM

Open VirtualBox -> Go to Settings -> Network -> Adapter 1 -> NAT  (for testing tools with internet connectivity) or Not attached (for analyzing Malware)

Step 5

Testing

Scenario 1: Testing tools with internet connectivity

Power ON the VM

Download tools which are to be tested

Take a snapshot

Start testing

Scenario 2: Testing malware

Create an internal network:

Go to Windows VM -> Go to Settings -> Network -> Internal network -> choose name

Go to Kali VM -> Go to Settings -> Network -> Internal network -> choose name

 

Sand box conseption shown below

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Now both machines are in the same network, next step will be the static IP to be assigned for both machines, so that they can start talking to each other

Go to the Windows VM -> open Network & Internet Settings (bottom right corner)-> Change adapter options -> Right click on the Ethernet icon -> Properties -> IPV4 -> Properties ->  Choose “Use the following IP address” and enter manually  the desired IP address (192.168.20.10, subnet mask /24)

 

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Checking the IP by using cmd & ipconfig

Configuring static IP address in Kali VM

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Go to Network Connections (top right corner) -> Right click -> Edit connections -> Wired connection1 -> Choose the gear icon at the bottom -> IPv4 Settings -> Choose “Manual” -> Enter the desired IP (192.168.20.11), network mask (24), and leave the Gateway, DNS servers, Search domains empty -> Save

Open cmd to check if the IP has been assigned:

To check connectivity, we will ping the Kali VM from Windows VM:
Open cmd & type Kali IP 192.168.20.10 :

ping_kali_from_windows.png

With this the configuration of the VMs is concluded, the home lab is ready and we can start testing.

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