HACKING WINDOWS 8 using Metasploit
0. Disclaimer
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Go to VirtualBox’s preferences as shown in the figure below
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Navigate to the "Network" option, make sure you are in the "NAT Networks" section, and click on the icon with a “+” sign as shown in the following figure.​
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This will create a network names “NatNetwork” as you can see in the following figure
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Double-click the “NatNetwork” to view its settings as shown in the following figure
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Change the Network Name from “NatNetwork” to “MITM” and change the Network CIDR from “10.0.2.0/24” to “10.10.10.0/24” as shown in the following figure then click “Ok”
The "Network" window will display the renamed NAT Network as shown in the following figure
Click "Ok" and you are ready to connect VMs to the new "MITM" NAT Network.
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To connect a VM to a NAT Network, go to the settings of that VM and click on "Network" then change "Adapter 1" to attach to a "NAT Network" then choose the name of the NAT Network (which is MITM in the figure below)
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Click “Ok” and go to VM to check the IP.
On Windows: open a terminal, type “ipconfig”, and ensure you get a "10.10.10.*" IP address.
On Linux: open a terminal, type “ifconfig”, and ensure you get a "10.10.10.*" IP address.
If the IP address is not changed to a "10.10.10.*" address, restart the VM.
