10 Things to Do After Installing Kali Linux

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Summary

The video demonstrates Kali Linux workflows for network discovery, SMB/FTP access, password guessing and cracking, phishing-style credential capture, web scanning, OSINT, remote shells, and SQL injection testing. The presenter says exercises use systems he owns.

Key points

  • The presenter says the exercises use systems he owns, though he also describes scanning devices on public Wi-Fi networks.
  • Nmap is used to find network devices and services, enumerate SMB shares, and access a share.
  • Hydra tests common username and password lists against an SMB service; the demonstration then uses discovered credentials to access a protected share.
  • The Social Engineering Toolkit creates a fake Google login page, and credentials entered into it appear in the terminal.
  • An automated ZAP Proxy scan reports issues including absent anti-CSRF tokens, CSP-related alerts, private IP disclosure, and reflected XSS.
  • Metasploit checks for anonymous FTP access; a separate Netcat demonstration shows a callback and remote command execution through a service described as vulnerable to command injection.
  • SpiderFoot is used for OSINT, hashcat for password-hash cracking, and searchsploit with SQLmap to test SQL injection and retrieve database contents.

Article Details

Topics
  • [00:30] Nmap network scanning and SMB share access
  • [08:09] Hydra password guessing against a shared folder
  • [09:43] Credential harvesting with the Social Engineering Toolkit
  • [11:58] Automated web application scanning with ZAP Proxy
  • [14:02] Metasploit checks for anonymous FTP access
  • [16:10] OSINT collection with SpiderFoot
  • [20:01] Password-hash cracking with hashcat
  • [22:15] Exploit research and SQL injection testing with searchsploit and SQLmap

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