theRemix · April 6, 2020 00:21 · Apr 6, 2020 · Apr 3, 2020 · Apr 3, 2020 · Mar 14, 2020
diff --git a/parrot-install-on-vm.md b/parrot-install-on-vm.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Install Parro on VM
+# Install Parrot on VM
 
 - Download Parrot OS from https://parrotlinux.org/download/
     - "Parrot Security KDE ISO"

diff --git a/setup-htb-openvpn.md b/setup-htb-openvpn.md
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+# Setup openvpn for HackTheBox
+
+- download the connection pack from htb
+    - this should be a `username.ovpn`
+- transfer to kali/parrot
+    - `scp username.ovpn -P 22022 user@localhost:~/htb.ovpn`
+- setup systemd service
+
+on the attack box, kali or parrot
+
+```sh
+sudo ln -s /lib/systemd/system/[email protected] /etc/systemd/user/[email protected]
+
+# change-----v             use this verbatim---v  "htb.conf"
+sudo mv -i ~/username.ovpn /etc/openvpn/client/htb.conf
+```
+
+then turn on the service
+
+```sh
+sudo systemctl start openvpn-client@htb
+```
diff --git a/kali-setup.md b/kali-setup.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Kali Setup
+# Install Kali on VM
 
 _attack box_
 

diff --git a/parrot-install-on-vm.md b/parrot-install-on-vm.md
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+# Install Parro on VM
+
+- Download Parrot OS from https://parrotlinux.org/download/
+    - "Parrot Security KDE ISO"
+- Download Signed Hashes (if it's 404, grab it from here https://download.parrot.sh/parrot/iso/4.8/sha512.txt)
+- Verify the download `shasum -c sha512.txt`
+    - you should get an OK `Parrot-kde-security-4.8_x64.iso: OK`
+- Download and install VirtualBox
+- Create new VM
+    - name: "Parrot OS"
+    - type: "Linux"
+    - version: "Linux 2.6 / 3.x / 4.x (64-bit)"
+    - [next]
+    - memory size: (1/4 to 1/3rd host memory size, minimum 1gb)
+        - example: host(32gb) guest(12gb)
+    - [next]
+    - hard disk: create virtual disk now
+    - [next]
+    - hand disk type: VDI
+    - [next]
+    - storage on physical hard disk: dynamically allocated
+    - [next]
+    - file allocation and size: 24gb
+        - recommend 8gb to 24gb
+    - [next]
+- VM Settings
+    - General Tab
+        - Advanced
+            - Shared Clipboard: Bidirectional
+    - System Tab
+        - processor count: 1/3 to 1/2 number of host processors
+            - example: host(16 CPUs) guest(6 CPUs)
+        - execution cap: 95%
+    - Storage Tab
+        - Controller IDE (empty), click the optical disk icon next to "Optical Drive: IDE Secondary Master"
+        - "Choose / Create Virtual Optical Disk..."
+        - add +
+        - find and choose "Parrot-kde-security-4.8_x64.iso"
+    - Display Tab
+        - Acceleration: Enable 3D Acceleration
+    - Audio Tab
+        - disable audio
+    - Network Tab
+        - ensure NAT is selected
+        - expand "Advanced"
+        - open "Port Forwarding"
+        - Add new rule
+            - name: ssh
+            - protocol: TCP
+            - host ip: 127.0.0.1
+            - host port: 22022
+            - guest ip: 10.0.2.15 ************************************
+            - host port: 22
+            - [ok]
+    - [ok]
+- Start Parrot OS vm "Detachable Start"
+    - Make sure you see the grub menu, it will default to "Live Mode"
+    - Select "Install >"
+    - Select "Install with GTK GUI"
+    - Select options, language, location, keyboard, [next]
+    - Set root password, something good that isn't your host password
+    - Setup user account too, pw should not be same as root
+    - Choose timezone
+    - Partition Disks: Guided - Use entire disk,  [continue] [continue] [continue] [continue]
+        - Write the changes to disk - [yes] [continue]
+    - Install Grub - [yes] [continue]
+    - Install Grub Bootloader on Hard disk - choose /dev/sda [continue]
+    - finish and reboot
+- Start Parrot OS vm "Detachable Start"
+    - login as user
+    - Open terminal
+        - `sudo systemctl enable ssh`
+        - `sudo systemctl start ssh`
+        - `mkdir ~/.ssh/ && chmod 700 ~/.ssh`
+        - `curl https://github.com/theRemix.keys >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys` # your username
+        - `chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys`
+- Test SSH connection from host
+    - Open terminal on host
+    - `ssh -p 22022 user@localhost` # or whatever you set username to be
diff --git a/parrot-setup.md → parrot-livecd.md b/parrot-setup.md → parrot-livecd.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Parrot Setup
+# Run Parrot in LiveCD
 
 _attack box_
 

diff --git a/kali-setup.md b/kali-setup.md
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+# Kali Setup
+
+_attack box_
+
+- download and install VirtualBox from https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
+- download "Kali Linux 64-bit (Installer)" ISO from https://www.kali.org/downloads/
+    - for version 2020.1a sha256sum is `26d032c1f473a8430ed6894a519b6a64b7836d63e3ea1c9e9d44a172eb9cb7e2`
+- go to Downloads directory and verify the hash
+    - `shasum -a 256 kali-linux-2020.1a-installer-amd64.iso`
+    - you should see a matching hash
+- open VirtualBox and go to "New"
+    - Name: "Kali"
+    - Type: Linux
+    - Debian: 64bit
+    - [Next ->]
+    - Ram: 1024MB
+    - Hard Disk: Create a virtual disk now
+    - [Create]
+    - Hard disk file type: VDI
+    - [Next ->]
+    - Storage on physical hard disk: Dynamically allocated
+    - [Next ->]
+    - File location and size: 12.00 GB
+    - [Create]
+- click [Settings] for the VM
+    - go to "Storage"
+    - Storage Devices
+        - select "Empty"
+    - Attributes -> Optical Drives -> Click [DVD] icon
+        - select "Choose Virtual Optical Disk Drive"
+        - select "kali-linux-2020.1a-installer-amd64.iso"
+    - go to "Audio"
+        - disable it
+    - go to "Network"
+        - make sure it's set to "NAT"
+    - click [OK] at the bottom
+- click the arrow next to `Start` (in the top bar)
+    - select `Detachable Start`
+- the screen should show up, click the screen, and press [Enter] to select "Graphical Install"
+    - Select a language
+        - English
+        - [Continue]
+    - Select your location
+        - United States
+        - [Continue]
+    - Configure Keyboard
+        - American English
+        - [Continue]
+    - Enter hostname
+        - Enter something not your name, not kali
+        - [Continue]
+    - Configure the Network: Domain Name
+        - leave blank
+        - [Continue]
+    - Setup users and passwords
+        - do it, strong password, i used full name and username "kali"
+        - [Continue]
+    - Configure the clock
+        - Pacific
+        - [Continue]
+    - Partition disks
+        - Guided - use entire disk
+        - [Continue]
+        - [Continue]
+        - [Continue]
+        - [Continue]
+        - Write the changes to disk? 
+            - select Yes
+        - [Continue]
+    - Configure the package manager
+        - [Continue]
+    - Software Selection
+        - enable: Kali Desktop Environment
+        - disable: Xfce (default environment)
+        - enable: KDE Plasma
+        - leave the rest default
+        - [Continue]
diff --git a/parrot-setup.md b/parrot-setup.md
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+# Parrot Setup
+
+_attack box_
+
+- download and install VirtualBox from https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
+- download Virtual Appliance from https://parrotlinux.org/download-security.php
+- download Signed Hashes from https://parrotlinux.org/download-security.php
+- go to Downloads directory and verify the hash
+    - `shasum -c signed-hashes.txt`
+    - you'll get a lot of No such file or directory and FAILED open or read errors, just make sure you get at least one `OK`
+        - example `Parrot-security-4.7_virtual.ova: OK`
+- open VirtualBox and go to File -> Import Appliance -> select `~/Downloads/Parrot-security-x.y_virtual.ova`
+    - click `import`
+    - select the Parrot OS and go to Settings
+    - System -> Processor -> Execution Cap -> 90%
+    - click OK to close Settings
+- click the arrow next to `Start`
+    - select `Detachable Start`
+- if you get an error regarding USB 2.0 and VirtualBox extensions, go back to Settings -> USB -> set controller to 1.0
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