OK. We'll go ahead and get started. Welcome to master
class. It is December 22nd.
Where has this year gone? I swear to God I just said that
last year and it was December. I turn around and a whole year has
gone by again, but we are here to showcase our interns and what
they have to present for us. I love this showcase. We didn't
start it until about six months ago and I really, really, truly
enjoyed this.
I'm and you all will too. And would that be said, Jane, Are
you ready?
I am ready.
All right, take it away.
OK, let me give my screens together here.
Hold on. As I said, I was ready, OK.
Which one is it? This one alright.
Alright, I'm gonna put myself voice on you. You're ready.
Alright.
They said they need.
All right, if you are at the latter part of the whole
millennial line, then you have a teenager or two who says you
grew up in what they call, I quote, the late 1900s. Just
think about how crazy that sounds to say. Now, are they
wrong? Not really. Regardless of their unintentional shade, we
can all agree that there are so many things to learn from each
generation, even if we're reluctant to admit this. So
capturing what we know and have learned is important to pass on.
Not only to our children, but for generations to come.
Today's topic is going to dive into the very endeavor,
capturing what we know today through what is known as digital
collections in the next slide, you'll learn more about what
exactly digital collections are, how we capture the objects of
the collections, and inexpensive ways to do so, as well as the
highlights and the benefits of having a digital collection.
We do need to know where technology comes from and
depending on where you came in, the tech world came into the
tech world. You may be at somewhat of a disadvantage.
There are components of technology that we just read
about in some tech blogs or on the YouTube video.
Here are some examples above the house phone. My kids had no clue
about by the way, and you'll see that later in the slide. The
camera that I'd estimate is probably about £10 or more. I
might even be way off, but I've never seen this in real life,
only in movies. The Microsoft Surface is a newer technology at
the present, but just think about how this will look to kids
decades from now. That said, some will only see these relics
of technology through a Google search.
So let's understand that 3D printing, which is the outcome
of capturing a 3D image via 3D scanning app or a program. Now
this is not something of the future, but it's becoming
futuristic in how we use it. Now the scope of the presentation
will be on 3D scanning and not so much as 3D printing equipment
options, but just giving you a bit of the history here.
So digital 3D printing is a technology that's about four
decades old or more at this point.
Digital 3D printing and modeling plays a huge part in our ability
to capture our knowledge and technology as an artifact or a
physical item, one that can be flipped to see the front and
back of an object that may no longer exist or is becoming the
dinosaurs of our time. Summarizing technical writer
Hosein Astari, he explains that a 3D print file is a digital
file that is used to create a 3D solid object. Several sequential
layers of material, or laid down by the printer.
And so the object creation is completed.
Now, how cool would it be to see and touch that old camera or
that Rotary phone?
OK, maybe the 80 babies. Maybe that's not so much a fun thing
to think about. But for our kids, that would be cool to have
on their desk or in the classroom. So a lot of this 3D
technology, however, is seen with big box retailers to this
day, such as Walmart or Best Buy.
Now that we've talked about the digital 3D printing, let's talk
about 3D scanning away to capture already existing objects
or a duplicate of a duplicate.
Just as we scan our paper receipts or important documents,
the same concept and process applies, except this is scanning
a 3D object, not a 2D or 1D object.
I'm all about inexpensive ways to achieve the same, so I will
focus on the mobile apps options rather than the hefty resource
intensive programs and pricey equipment.
Excuse me.
You're certainly welcome to throw your money at it if you
like, but for the rest of us noncommittal types, I will walk
you through how to achieve a relatively inexpensive approach
to 3D printing. Excuse me, 3D scanning.
So there are tons of apps.
Most will generally have very similar functionalities at the
base level.
So here to the left, you see at the screen is a Google search,
tons of apps.
One seemed to be a cool one or two actually seemed to be cool
for me to check out one I thought because of the name
clone 3D scanner, but the website goes to say it's
2,000,000 downloads. I questioned that but I digress.
So the catch to this was that Google Play had it for 1999.
That's the only way you could get this at. But it was free on
iOS so go figure.
So whether it's worth it depends on your plan of how you choose
to use it and how frequently you wanna use it. Otherwise, go with
the free alternatives such as Curie engine that's available on
iOS and Google Play.
I could not figure out the clone 3D scanner app on my iPad.
So I can't give much there to be honest. But however the 3D
scanning app called Kiri Engine, it worked for me without much of
a learning curve to get started. That said, I've only managed to
get maybe about 80% of my black midtop.
Uh adida classics replicated in this app.
I'm not an expert there, and again, to be fair, this was
without reading any instructions. Now that may say
something about my intelligence or the fact that the app was a
lot easier than that clone app, so go figure. Go figure that my
son just came. Look, he's all in the recording now.
But with Kerry engine you need to have good needs. They don't
mention this on the website. Why would they? That's that's weird
to say, right?
But what I mean is that you can get so easily wrapped up in
this. You might start thinking that you're some swanky
photographer, snapping every angle imaginable of your midtop.
Indeed, it's like I was.
They say it's a minimum of 20 picks, but it's up to 20 per
project and I couldn't come up with 20 different angles, so I
was just like whatever I did find that you can do a decent
number of projects.
Umm. However, exporting them for that particular app, there's a
limit of three per week.
Keep in mind I'm on the cyber side, so naturally work talk to
at least to find ways around things so that three-week a
minimum type deal.
I figured a way around it, at least on Android you can have a
slight advantage over those. With iOS there's a way to share
your link which then negates the need to export it. And if you
wanna share with your family or friends, that's fine, but if you
try to do that same thing on iOS, you're going to be met with
a QR code to download the app, regardless of how you wish to
share it, it's not gonna happen.
So I'm still investigating tons of apps I OS has been my focus
because a quick search brought up a ton of 3D scanning apps on
the Apple Store.
And uh, where we where we at one in particular was the room
scanner or scanner verse. It was quite impressive. But there is
so much to think about and so many apps to pick from. Just be
careful, read the reviews and try to read up on what it does
and all that aside, the reviews on the app.
Don't fall for that because they can be bought just as well as
the download counts. Let that sink in.
More on the real examples. So when we talk about.
How does Black Panther have anything to do with this?
Well, Queen ramonda's beautiful headpiece is a prime example of
a 3D printing incentive. This was done by a collaboration of
head costume designer Ruth E Carter.
And designer Julie corner.
Who would have thought?
Your clothes could be a 3D replica. This might take the
turn bootlegging and boosting to a whole nother level. I'm just
saying.
But all jokes aside, there are tons and tons of other examples
just doing Google search and you'll find places like the
Smithsonian Museum here that's sitting right below the movie
scene.
They are using 3D replicas of historical pieces. Now when you
go to the website, you're able to turn and manipulate these
objects to view them at different angles.
Giving this is giving you the opportunity to touch art pieces
that might have been behind a glass case or a static picture
on the wall in the physical museum.
So let's get into some survey results.
Well, not a survey entirely, but it's an interesting research
report that was done and it was published on this year of 2000.
Excuse me in October 2022 by Liam Sweeney and Joy and
Dressel.
They interviewed directors, art directors of museums who spoke
about their livelihood as a brick and mortar museum.
And after having been through the pandemic closures and things
like that, essentially they're trying to cut cost, keep their
doors open, attract newer audiences, including talent,
while being able to pay their staff fair wages.
The survey results you are seeing on the screen only a few
I wanna bring to your attention. The first is the vision, the
virtual rather engagement. This is sitting at about 75% and
digitizing the collections is about 30%.
So the virtual engagement being so high, it's interesting to see
that the digitizing of the collections wasn't the same.
But this is a perfect illustration of keeping a museum
fully staffed with museum staff that can manage the virtual
exhibits or that would know how to mix. Excuse me, how to fix it
if it were to break.
And that might be more costly than anticipated. Obviously, a
physical museum has its perks and has a very real place in
society. But maintaining an array of items regular staff
now, along with tech savvy staff.
Enough to manage the technical aspects of the exhibit doesn't
seem so appealing to most art directors.
But can we get the benefits of both? That's the question.
Sharing a little bit about my world. My oldest. This was
bringing back to the the conversation about the House
phone. No clue that this was what this was at the time and it
was a Rotary phone until I said pick it up and he said how and
it was very serious about that. My middle two younger kiddos,
now high schoolers, they were just as baffled at whatever this
game controller thing was and my middle son thought it was a
phone of some sort, which I can say I wasn't even sure myself.
How it worked or what it was, so I had no clue either. The last
picture is my baby girl's amazement with the computer and
more my understanding. In my era, of course. But she was
quite amazed at the appearance of the screen and this big box
and what this.
This thing was it was just a lot of questions that I felt even
more older answering. But these pictures were well before
knowing anything about a pandemic, and I took the kids to
this cool museum hearing. Frisco is the video game museum, and
I'm not a gamer. A history buff, so it's a bit much for me, but
for my taste at least. However, it was still cool to see. Of
course, they saw the Roblox section, and that was it.
Everything was over with. We didn't care about history after
that.
But this is a perfect example of why it's vital that we store our
technology digitally because pandemics, technology become an
antiquated museum. Closures, supply, chain issues, budget
issues, you name it. There are a number of reasons why digital
collections are now needed more than ever. Now let's talk about
the benefits of making a 3D museum and having a digital
collection.
Having 3D virtual tours of an exhibit and a host of other
interactive ideas can lead to less expensive alternatives,
more capacity to hold more relics, and it's stored in the
cloud, by the way. So more viewers of an online exhibit
than the physical building could hold, not to mention the museum
isn't restricted by business hours, geographic boundaries or
the cost to house the physical items themselves. Granted, there
is the cost of the cloud, but it's far less expensive than
having a physical building paying electricity lights.
Gas, water, everything. To maintain that building.
And by the way, librarians are still needed.
The most vital and beneficial of all of these benefits is that it
provides a level of enrichment that would not be possible for
patrons because of various constraints. Now, accessibility
is not a hindrance or.
A hindrance of their experience, and it's all made possible
because of the Internet connection and the museum being
online or some version of the museum being online to be an
even greater connection. These 3D relics being printed and sent
to classrooms around the world allow history to come alive even
in a home schooling or an online environment. In closing a museum
just as you see with the Smithsonian or the video game
Museum I took my kids to and many more are all reasons to
preserve what we have.
That physical video game museum likely could have took a major
hit because of the pandemic and the complete business closures
that were happening during that time. That miss something that's
Miss Sonian rather may not have taken such a great hit. At least
the online side of it.
The 3D scanning, digitizing it, the 3D printing can create a
physical replica, giving anyone the ability to touch, feel and
experience the past without having to figure out time
traveling. We can't safely time travel right now that is so the
digital 3D scanning and printing is the best way we can bridge
those gaps. Whether it's technology, fashion, music,
instruments, game consoles or even whole buildings, the
possibilities become endless.
This completes my presentation of digital 3D archival
collections. Thank you.
Jane, that was awesome. Thank you for that.
I'll let me get this off of my screen. There we go.
So for those of you who, yeah, for those of you who are not
Are trying to keep in time.
aware, we are in contact with the Smithsonian and working on a
project on the Jane Jane is working with one of our
professors on will. Let her talk about that at another time. But
this this is so awesome. And one of the things I I don't think if
I had to ask a lot of questions on the meeting, but what she was
talking about the 3D printing.
Is meaning in the classroom if the school has a 3D printer,
they can use these files to actually print a replica of a
chair from 1800s or a gun from, you know, let's let's not use
gun. But anyway, you know what I'm saying?
Not a gun.
Yeah, I don't know why I thought a gun, but.
I AM 16, from the military. A bomb from yeah, no.
Yeah, it's.
Yeah, but, but. But realistically for kids to
actually hold it in their hand or see a mini version of
something and be able to see the all the working parts and
everything that could be printed out from those from those
digitized files is is an awesome concept. I never even thought
of. So great job highlighting that, Jane.
Thank you. Thank you.
Think well, wait on our questions. Unless anybody has a
question that they want to.
As Jane right now.
Let me ask, was I going too fast? Was that over anybody's
head? I was trying to speak to a level where everybody could
understand it cause.
No, you did great. That was awesome presentation.
OK.
OK. Well then we will move on and maybe you can let that sink
in. And at the end, if you come up with any questions, I'm sure
she'll be happy to answer. I'm, I'm will either have George or
Fredrick up. Taiwan is at work, so he won't be joining us. So do
you one of you wanna volunteer or do I get to pick somebody?
Ohh, I'd love getting to pick somebody. Alright, George,
you're.
I figured it's gonna be, but why is the video?
That I lose you.
Not trying to blow my minds up because it's a video. It's in
OK.
the.
Put it up.
OK.
And I always tell people they're if there's audio, make sure you
share the audio.
Teams just kind of funny about that.
But it's not letting me put I put it in the file on the
presentation of my shared thing. It's not. Let me pull it up
anyway that you might can pull it up for me.
It's not letting me pull up on my side.
No, because I'm on my phone.
You may not OneDrive.
For OneDrive here, it's on the my shared on the.
Let me see.
There's tension.
This is the video so ordered.
There's not learning.
I can see. So you're saying I can pull it up and then share
it?
Yeah, it's on the mass.
And then you could just do it that way.
Yeah, it's on master class. It says Master George Rizzo, master
class nor share files.
OK, hold on.
Isn't what folder?
The shared for under under my shared folder on the
presentation and then it says.
Ohh OK.
This is George Lamboy piezo master class.
Oh OK, I can share it.
I think.
The second one, the video.
The second floor.
Not let me.
He is isn't isn't the PPTM uh file?
Ohh.
Master Class Pre sold George.
It's. This is. Yeah. Yeah. It's a power. It's a power
PowerPoint.
OK.
Uh, is it just gonna play or do I need to?
Once you click it is you playing the second. The second slide is
a video.
And it's only three slides.
Yeah, you skip, you can skip the other two. The other ones like
Is that right? OK.
30 minutes. You just just put the second one is the video.
OK.
Many.
And just let it play. OK, let me.
Yeah, yeah.
Why is it not making it go large? OK, maybe that's just
what it's supposed to do. It's not supposed to be that large.
No, that's. Yeah, that's about it.
OK, that's it.
Yeah.
OK.
Oh, I need to hold on. Sorry, I need to hit share with audio
cause it's not going.
Do it again.
Very good.
Thank you, Jane. I appreciate it.
No problem.
So we have here is a virtual lab.
So when I got going on is with different labs you have Kelly
Kelly lab Mr Robot.
Kelly everything but exploitable Windows 7, Windows XP, Red Hat
Linux.
Ohm meter supportable to.
And another calling machine.
Is a little quick process of.
Install. I already have one, but I'm going to go through
installing them boot and buntu.
I don't say that right.
I'm gonna. I already have a missed the robot out here, but
I'm gonna go ahead and install another Mr Robot on here just to
give a quick demonstration.
On it.
So it's importing.
Straight from Rome, Rome labs. So I downloaded. I didn't go
through the whole process to show you the download of the
time, but download it from wrong labs and then wrong hub. Sorry
and then.
It and pour it straight to here. This is the Mr robot loading.
Go on to its startup process. It's pretty cool because you can
do your different labs in here and you can go ahead and.
Download some of the other labs they got in brown hub or create
your own hacking environment.
So I like it. It's pretty cool.
I'm starting to learn it. I've done it for a while, but I'm
trying different ways of learning it.
Takes a while because you missed the robots home screen.
So they don't allow you to just, they don't just give you the log
into, you have to kind of find the logging yourself.
So you gotta hack the machine and some return this one off
here.
And I'm gonna go to the one I already got it loaded up.
But actually, sorry, I was going to show you, Callie.
Go ahead and download this Cali one. We've already got the CD
downloaded. I'm gonna show you the install real quick.
As you need two different machines, two different virtual
machines.
So I already got the Mr robot.
I'm add another Cali one on your real quick. I already have. The
CDC says saved, but it gives you a list of different operating
systems. If you want to download different operating systems to
learn how to work on them as well. And this is VirtualBox.
So going to create it from a.
Hard disk no, sorry. It's from ISO actually so.
But it's a virtual ISO.
As you can see, I got a bunch of them. I got Windows 7, I got
Windows XP pro. Ohh metasploit table. I got different different
CD's on here. So sometimes it makes it a little harder because
I gotta find.
Ohh which one is the actual CD? Some of them crash, sometimes
you get ones that in the rain and so I had to.
And the system and figure it out.
See that one was one that wasn't.
Really good. So we'll go ahead and remove that one.
So don't be scared. So if it gives you a CD does not good,
you just go and you just remove it. If it doesn't install
correctly. So see how just how quick it was to remove the
leadoff files. So even if you get tired of the machine like
after you've done a lab, you can just easily remove it so.
It will show you the loading process real quick.
Once again find a.
Distribution.
I always second guess myself. I don't know why, so I keep going
through the process of double checking, making sure everything
is running smoothly or whatever.
How pre did this? That's why you don't see me typing anything.
This is recorded, so I'm just explaining the.
The breakdown.
I could have edited down a little bit more, but I don't
mind showing like the errors and stuff like that, or like working
through the kinks.
Till you got all those CD's, all of those are ISO images or
mirrored images that you can install. So I just find the one
that I want.
Some go for live CD live ISO image.
There's different ways to do it. I like VirtualBox. Some people
like virtual machine. You can still do the labs the same way.
It's loading already got it set on my computer.
So instead of going through the loading process because
sometimes my thinking you know.
Be a little bit funnier as far as the loading time I have, you
know it is on the time thing here so.
I'm just going to pull up one that every got.
Up and running.
These are totally isolated from the Internet. This is like
internal network and I'm gonna show you that in a bit. Right
now I'm a builder server.
By adding the IP address that don't have IP address. So I got
a link them to the same network for them both to bounce off each
other. Or this is me playing with my phone and my colors. I
was also showing that on the command prompt you can change
the colors of your terminal. So if you don't like the black you
know you got problems with the black scene wise you can change
it to whatever color you want. You can change the font. Well
the colors that's allowed. So that's what I was showing you
there.
So see, that's me changing the network. So I did internal
network and I named it you know.
A main because your name is half the match. Whenever you do the
the DC DHCP DCHP server they have to match.
When you named the network, so make sure when you do that you
have the matching name for the internal network so they can.
They can find it and this is you being able to hack safely where
you're not, you know on the Internet you're internally.
So that was me looking for the file of VirtualBox to do so I
went see program files, Oracle VirtualBox here. The actual file
where it sits at. So you added in there. So you you do a.
Change directory you change directly to the VirtualBox
files. Once you do that, you're able to go ahead and add your.
Is serber.
Right.
Somerville, 2. Little and you can follow this exact you put
exactly what I'm putting in here.
When you building this, if you wanna build the Mr Robot lab,
you put exactly what I type in here. I mean, I actually, this
is the this is a IP address that you putting for that.
Server.
For those two networks can communicate with each other DCHP
server.
This is what I was on my way. Your network has to have the
same name, so I'll put at network equals gorilla.
It's a play on group on Gorilla, but it's gorilla like gorilla,
the next person. But it's a play on that so.
But you can put whatever network you want, path patients,
whatever you want. The name your network. You can name it
whatever you add it here your network has the the name has to
equal.
Server IP.
The lower.
IP.
Then your upper IP.
No. So you can put it this exact same thing you know work and
this is just for you to be able to figure out.
And get the login. So this ain't even you catch when capturing
the flags. This is just for you to even be able to log into that
Mr Robot lab. So that's the cool thing about it. So you have to
even hack in just to get the logging. You can't just go. And
this is one way you could also do net discover to get the.
IP address to be able to log in right and you'll see in a second
what I mean by having to get the IP address to being able to log
in.
Is it gonna go through all this?
And all this stuff.
You know VirtualBox management nor manager.
And what you're really doing is you're DCHP manager, server
manager.
Highlight that.
DHCP server management. I don't know why I would say DC. I don't
know why I say DCHP. DHCP server management.
Like I said, I already read pre did this I recorded. I have to
go through different stages just because it's a long process. So
for me to cut it down I went ahead and free did it so I can
go ahead and pre edit it.
It's not too long of a process, but I mean.
This is.
There are like this is the calling machine that's on the
network. So that was the Mr robot that you saw earlier. But
this is my other this the counting machine. Right? So
right now I'm doing a ifconfig actually supposed to be I I go
back and I do a IP address search to home.
Make sure that address pops up the cause you wanna find out the
whole thing in order to get into the Mr robot thing, you have to
find the IP address on, so it's not that one. So you have to
find the IP address.
That is entailed with it, right? So.
This one is 110, right? So it's going to give it the IP address
of 1 of 11, right?
So once you figured out that IP address, you'll go.
It's a web your web browser.
This should be coming up with a second.
Umm and map it as well. You wanna end map once you find out
the IP address you're gonna go ahead and do it. End map to
Frank.
And I said you could also do a net discover.
So some people use the Sparta, the version of.
Kelly, I have on here for some reason does not have Sparta. I
think they took Sparta out of it. You can try to add it, but
sometimes you get an error. You know, I've tried to put the PHP
on 8IN it. I've tried everything, removing the PHP
under the order removed but for some reason I can't get the spot
on this one. I don't one of my other colleagues instances the.
Was that your video? Is that my network?
Yeah, I lost it too.
I have an older one, that's why I say I got so many different.
My name on there.
OK, there it is.
OK, no, no, no, no. OK. Sorry. This is that has the Sparta.
And there's another one that I think, Umm, I was having trouble
with was Armitage. I had to go and and and either go back to
the old one or go through a whole process just to add
Armitage to it.
So there's a couple that after a while it gets kicked out of
Cali.
See, it's on the open. It's telling you here. Once you do
your end map that is on the open HTTPS. Right. So there's two
host. So there's there's the one that you have then and it has
the one that Mr Robots on, right because you have two you have
yours the Cali and then the other only open network is your
Mr robot so and you know what's open is on the website. So
you're going you do a web browser search for it since it's
saying it's a web browser search.
So you know the one that's on here is the 1:10, so it must
have gave it none of it in the 111, right. So we're gonna see
if it did, if we gave it the 1:10 or 111.
You see, I have DW all different types of stuff that I, so I play
around with these virtual labs, so this is.
Ohm.
One of labs that I already had on here before I did the Mr
Robot, he said. I had the DVWA and all different types of stuff
that are going to play around with in this lab, so that's the
good thing about these these labs. You can go ahead and play
around and work on different things and hone in and practice
on your skills.
I'm no expert to this, I'm just learning it so I was just
playing around trying to figure it out and learning so that's
why you see me going through a lot of bumps and bruises and all
this other types of stuff. But I said I get the practice and
learn in my own lab in my own environment.
So that's after you put in all that you put into the website.
This is the page that will pop up that lets you know that you
successfully got it.
And then you have to capture three flags from here.
And Boho has a lot of walkthroughs for it too, so
that's what's cool about the wrong hub. They have
walkthroughs for you.
That's all you to type in a different things. There you put
prepare you put effort to society and it gives you
different little things there instances.
But I'll let you go ahead and go do that when you you get a
chance and you go and do your thing. Right? Well, let me see.
I want to skip forward here bit.
I won't be able to show you. That's my dog. Ain't gonna sit
still, so they ain't gonna be quiet.
So.
I wanna go ahead and go forward.
And pass on this.
What doesn't be showing like net discover?
If you look all right, hold on.
Says net discover will go through a scan. The different IP
addresses and stuff, but.
I said going through that Mr Worldwide thing.
This is me trying to catch the flag where I don't didn't have
enough time to do all that, so I wanted to show you another thing
I can do on here.
I don't think what you for.
Let me see. I think this is it.
So the other the other lab, and I don't have too much time, so I
try to go through as quick as I got. The other lab I went
through real quick is to show you is you met a supportable
right. So I got Metasploit table loaded on here as well, right?
And I know I'm running over time I apologize about that.
Ohh, should I ask for a little more time but.
How bad?
But.
The load to go through process.
And I can't remember exactly where I got the Metasploit taboo
to.
Laugh.
And this buffering through and trying to surpass the the errors
and stuff like you don't get panicked. You see an error and.
That is the what is gonna do is gonna go through it. Remember,
it's a vulnerable lab to begin with anyway. So it's going to go
through this little process and stuff like that, but the story
was just wonderful.
Yeah. As you can see, his meta sportable once you downloaded
you put the regular login. The login is SMSFADIM.
So IMSF admin and password the same thing. So.
So now I'll go here and I'm going to.
Bypass some of this stuff because that was just me.
That was me installing the PHP and stuff like that that I told
you was missing.
See.
PPA.
Let's just some of the tools that's on.
The calling instance is.
Has been going into root.
I want to root for.
Ohh I was checking to see if my.
If I had that, uh.
Media sportable.
Attached to the same.
To the same.
Same network.
You must tell me checking to see if it's on the.
What is the one that I'm gonna talk over the video a little
bit, but it just to show you like you can do different stuff
in these labs and practice your hacking.
OK so here I'm just going to go ahead and do a MF MSF Council.
It's pretty fun.
So go ahead and open up.
To do a vulnerability test.
Ohh.
Do all vulnerable so.
No, I'm. I'm in. I'm at MSF6, alright.
So basically Metasploit table.
And my MF, my MSF Council.
And I'll put in the exploit.
Some of you use exploit.
And I'm gonna tell you, and this is gonna show you where your you
if you don't put just your code incorrectly.
It's gonna it's gonna.
It's gonna beat you down. And this would be tired, so I can't
the wrong stuff. Something like. Wow, this. Wow. What does not
doing? It's have to keep going back.
So pay attention because you you'll drive yourself crazy by
one or two things. That's all for your spellings off, cause
you fast. I I got fat fingers. So anytime I I type on my
keyboard so small.
I got. Let me show you.
Let me see Microsoft keyboard.
You.
This is our small my keyboard.
Alright, big bulky keyboard so.
I would love some hours do typos. I'm just.
Speedball.
Yes, I got a field because like I said.
Fat fingers.
Video about the end over it.
The nurse should go through wait.
Oh no, I put Pol instead of PLO, so yeah.
Outside.
Do it in the video.
But you you could, you could. You could stop the video, yeah.
Because, I mean, I'm pretty sure, but.
Ohh see.
I'm sorry.
I'm pretty sure everybody knows how to do the Ms the the
medicine.
But I'll just show you can have fun in these labs like man,
Bill, your own virtual your your own VirtualBox or virtual
machine labs because it, I mean, they're fun. You can sit there
and try all different like, like Jane said, I'll be pushing
myself because I'm sitting there and I'm like, what am I missing?
Ohh.
I'm missing something. What's going on?
No, your commentary after it was killing me. I'm sorry. I know
this is the master class.
You know I love it. I love it. No, that's that's how I am.
Ohh.
Though I like. I like. I like the, you know, being able to
make you laugh, stuff like that because you get frustrated when
you doing this thing. Don't think it's just you go in there
and it's easy. I I edited a lot of this stuff. I mean, a whole
lot of this stuff.
But I'll tell you, isn't that once you learn how to do it,
it's fun cause you can put I'm von Hub has so many labs in it
that you can do and you're basically actually hacking. I
know hack the box has where you're hacking or try hack me
has it. But this is like you actually hacking because you got
other machine like I got Windows 7 in here I got Windows XP. I'm
still working on Red Hat Linux because they're a little funny
with with with their machines and stuff like that. But I'm
telling you really wanna learn to hack.
Just build your own virtual, because that's what all our
lives was throughout these courses that we did was actual
virtual machines. So you can build your I was. So I asked my
instruct them like how can I build that same lab that I'm
doing these courses. And he was like, well, you just gotta find
the brown Bull Labs put him in a VirtualBox and then you can do
it that way. So that's what I did. So I can practice hacking,
you know, I mean like really, you know, somewhere hacking. But
anyway, that's my freezer whoever is next.
You know, and happy holidays.
Thank you, George. That was awesome. I loved VirtualBox when
You.
I was going through my school and I put so many different
programs on there. I had all the different Windows and Linux and
I was I was like ohh, can you add this? I could add that it
was totally cool. Thank you for that.
Yeah, you could take and you could take him off when you when
you're done with them. So it's pretty cool.
No and and I wanna say George is gonna be one of our leads and
Awesome.
he's gonna be heading up that doing the VM's and stuff like
that. So I'll jokes aside, he's he's learning it because he's
gonna be there asking me of it.
Awesome.
Great job.
Alright, Fredrick, Are you ready?
Yes. Can you hear me?
We can hear you.
Let me stop sharing. I'm sorry. I'm gonna stop sharing.
Yeah.
Sorry about that.
OK, so I'm gonna do my presentation on Cisco packet
tracer.
Unfortunately, I found out a bit pretty late when my studies
here, because it would have helped me out a lot.
Earlier on.
In my classes I don't have come from any IT background with my
career.
Umm so I don't have any hands on training with many of.
Was any actual devices so Cisco Packet Tracer has been real help
and especially the end of my studies.
I'm really getting to know what happens when you connect
devices, how things work, and really putting like caps on and
everything.
It's a network simulation tool primarily used for teaching and
learning. It's address mapping.
Uh. For IT addresses. You can set up different servers
connecting devices and also create both the physical and the
logical topologies for both of them.
Umm, it allows you to learn how to set up the network without
really needing to see the hardware for them, which is the
best part of it. But you can actually see physically see the
see the devices which I'll show you after I get through this
these slides.
So you're actually plugging the cables into where they belong.
Umm. And it's in a safe environment and you you can try
different things to see what the result of it is. And there's no
risk of breaking anything like it would be if you're just trial
and error.
When you're in a full, when you're in a real life
environment, so you're not worried about breaking hundreds
of dollars of equipment when you put something in the wrong way
and.
One of the things that I just learned about is that you can
actually see the contents of the packets being transmitted. So
it's really seeing the different the different layers and how the
packets are delivered from one end device to another.
Cisco Networking Academy it is where you would get it from
skillsforall.com, a great site that I learned about through
this internship.
Getting started with Cisco Packet Tracer is a course which
will go through all of the basics on it and it has the
download for it in there you can just download the program by
yourself and just play around with it, but the getting started
course goes along with a whole networking essentials course and
they have a whole bunch of courses on there that go through
that, go through all types of networking and IT stuff using
packet tracer as the.
As the main way to go around it.
This is what the the main screen for package. It sure looks like.
Umm.
You have a logical. This is where the main logical desktop
would be and also as the physical one where you could see
just here we have one home city, but for the logical of just
gonna create a small network here with. Let's see here.
We just do it with one switch and.
So you have network devices and devices.
It has components.
Annexures so all the different types of cables you would want.
And in the end devices it has everything from PC's, laptops,
servers.
If you wanted to learn how to connect stuff in smart homes, it
has. We see units it has.
Uh, which is speakers, garage doors, everything. So you can
create a whole smart house from here.
Umm, so we're going to go into network devices.
And add a router.
And then for end devices, we'll just use a PC.
A laptop. Should we use two laptops?
And a server.
So for the connection types they have the console cables and they
have the regular copper straight throughs all the way to the
coaxial cables. If you want to put an Internet.
Uh location on there.
So just using when you use the regular tables, it lets you
choose all of the ports that you on there that you want.
Or if you just use the this one, it'll automatically choose
whatever the best cable would be for that.
Environment. When you click on whichever device you wanna use.
It shows you exactly what the device looks like.
And has all the configurations for it.
So it has the settings for the Internet.
The local area network, all the wireless. Or you could just use
the regular graphic graphical unit user interfaces. If you
were just the computer in front of you just to make it a little
quicker.
Umm.
We'll just go into the land settings and just give it.
The default gateway, the 192.168 dot 1.1.
For the router.
And it has two orange dots, which means it's not.
I'm not connected yet.
And then the two green means it's connected. So then we go to
the server.
And it gives you the whole.
Picture of the server.
And we'll do the same thing for the server.
And automatically gives it the subnet mask.
And then we can configure the services smart.
So we can put DNS on and for the DHCP to get PC, S and laptops
connected.
The default gateway number.
And the DNS.
And the starting IP address of three.
And turn it on and save.
And automatically calculates everything. If you wanted to use
it from the command prompt, it's right in the same layout. Let's
just a little bit longer to do from.
The setup.
So then we can connect the PC.
And the laptop.
And then for the TC, we can just go to IP configuration on the
desktop.
And turn on the DHCP.
And the same thing.
For the laptop.
And the only thing left is that this other laptop doesn't
connected to the wireless router.
Because we look at it and see that only has an Ethernet card
and this is the one thing that I really found out recently, you
can change components on it. So if you turn off the power on it,
you can take out the Ethernet card.
And this is the wireless.
Interface.
So we can plug that right in and turn it back on.
And then it connects the wireless router.
And then if we go over to look at the physical view of it, when
we zoom in.
We can see in the corporate office.
We have all the the two laptops, the PC, the router and then we
go with the main wiring cabinet.
It has the server and the switch all lined up here just like it
will look and wire in a.
I'm regular wiring.
Closet the last thing that I wanted to show you is that if we
it has a simulation mode.
If we went into.
But here it's showing.
Uh to add a simple packet.
If we wanted to send a packet from this PC to this PC.
And then we go into simulation mode.
And we hit play.
It shows the cap of the packet.
And if we pause it?
We can actually look at the packet and it shows exactly what
layers it went to.
And it's showing where the destination Mac address matches
the receiving ports Mac address.
And if you go into the inbound PDU details and the outbound PDU
details, it actually shows you what the frames look like, what
information is saved in the frame and this and this really
helped me understand like the OSI model.
Because it was still a little shaky on it before I was.
Uh, using the.
That's why I started using this program and then it really
helped me understand it a little bit that.
Other than that, there's a lot of.
When you do the courses on Cisco Academy.
This gives you.
Labs within this to do it and there are certain steps you have
to follow and it grades you boost on completing the steps in
the right order and doing the right things.
And you can do the command prompts as web browsers.
And it's really helpful to have a a safe tool to be able to
practice in other than.
Messing up on actual devices.
And thank you very much.
Wow, you would never know. You did not have an IT background.
Exactly. You did an amazing job.
That was awesome.
Man, that was really cool. I had never seen that program before.
It's I I got sent. Yeah, I started doing the one of the
things I was given to me with the internship. One of the.
One of the projects, and it was one of those courses and I've
been just practicing on it and it's there's there's way more in
there than I could even show. So it's it's a really deep dive.
G&S.
That was really great, really great, especially when you took
that Ethernet card and put the wireless card in. That was so
cool that because you you went in there, you, you diagnosed it,
it only had an Ethernet card. You were able to switch it out
and it did it exactly like it would do in real life.
Mm-hmm.
You know.
It it had, yeah, it has different modules like you could
do that on on the servers and on like on the regular computers
you could take them out and give them extra ports like whatever
it it has like the actual the actual devices and the different
Cisco routers like all the different models of them too.
That was so cool. Just.
And that's that's what Cisco Academy.
Cisco Packet Tracer is a. It's a.
Yeah.
Virtual environment but virtual lab environment that you can
use.
But is it on Cisco Academy or where did you get? Or could you
put the link for the one where you got that one I?
Yeah, I'll give I'll, I'll throw the link in the chat.
Alright, thank.
All right, man, those are three great presentations, guys. I'm
really impressed. Of course this, like I said, this is like
my favorite meeting of the week.
Umm, does anyone have any questions?
Just just.
It's not a question.
It's just to add something to Cisco packet Tracer.
I it's a really great tool, but it's some kind of you have some
kind of limitation on it and Cisco there self says that you
can really use it for their live. Their CCNA and CCNP exam
but you don't have all the command line into the software.
So when you want to do some kind of deep dive troubleshooting
it's not really the good tool, it's the good tool to learn the
the.
The comments and all that, but it's always better to have an
actual lab. So if you want to do.
Really, to really master the troubleshooting and everything,
it's better to invest in a in some old hardware Cisco
equipment and to have physical real.
There's another tool which is very good also.
So it's called even G.
You can try to use that one too, that one day. Can they use it?
I'm actually using it for my CCNP exam and it include on not
only the.
The Cisco equipment, but you can also add other type of equipment
by example for the gate firewalls of virtual machine VM
Ware and all that inside. So it's just a contribution to the
to your work, very good work and thank you.
And you have that link in the the chat as well.
Yeah, I can hear that. I can add even G you haven't even G you
have bosons software also they have a very good lap too.
That's awesome.
How could anyone else?
Any questions? Any comments?
All right, everybody's ready for the weekend, I guess.
To finish out the week.
Yes, ma'am.
Alright. Well, we can go ahead and wrap it up.
I want to thank our presenters for tonight and all of you that
have joined.
I probably should have mentioned this earlier.
If you didn't clock in, make sure you put your timecard
corrections in. I've totally forgot to mention that at the
beginning, but I thank you all and have a happy holiday.
And as always, we're here if you need us, right? Just to chat
away.
Have a good night and happy holidays everyone.
Happy holidays.
Marcia.
Yes.
When you stop the recording or you want me to stop the
Correct.
OK, I'm gonna.
recording.
I'll stop it right now.
I was just about to.
OK.