Requirements:
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Laptop: Bring a laptop capable of running VirtualBox. Please pre-install Kali Linux via VirtualBox on your laptop. This setup will help you get up and running quickly during the event.
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Wifi adapter capable of monitor mode. Here are some suggestions:
https://www.amazon.com/Network-AWUS036ACM-Long-Range-Wide-Coverage-High-Sensitivity/dp/B08BJS8FXD
Have not tried this one but looks good and cheap: https://www.amazon.com/802-11n-150Mbps-Wireless-Adapter-Network/dp/B07FVRKCZJ
Challenge Highlights:
Osint challenges, Wifi hacking, network pentest practice, and more.
Hands-On Learning: Gain valuable experience through real-world scenarios and enhance your understanding of hacking stuff.
Team Collaboration: Work in teams to brainstorm and tackle challenges
Preparation Tips:
Bring what you need, practice on other ctfs: https://ctftime.org/
Ensure your Kali Linux environment is set up and functioning properly before the event. See below for setting up Kali on VirtualBox:
Installing Kali Linux Inside VirtualBox
Step 1: Download VirtualBox
Download the latest version of VirtualBox from the official Oracle website:
Step 2: Install VirtualBox on Your Host Machine
Follow the installation instructions for your host machine (Windows, macOS, or Linux):
# On Windows
wget https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/<version>/VirtualBox-<version>-Win.exe
# On macOS
brew install virtualbox
# On Linux
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
Step 3: Download Kali Linux ISO
Download the latest version of Kali Linux ISO from the official website:
Step 4: Create a New Virtual Machine in VirtualBox
Launch VirtualBox and follow these steps to create a new virtual machine:
- Click on "New"
- Select "Linux" as the operating system
- Choose "Debian" or "Ubuntu" as the version (Kali Linux is based on Debian)
- Set the name, memory, and hard disk for your virtual machine
Step 5: Create a Virtual Hard Disk for Kali Linux
Follow these steps to create a new virtual hard disk:
- Click on "Create"
- Select "VDI" (VirtualBox Disk Image) as the file format
- Set the size of the virtual hard disk (at least 20 GB recommended)
Step 6: Attach the Kali Linux ISO to Your Virtual Machine
Follow these steps to attach the Kali Linux ISO:
- Click on your virtual machine
- Go to "Settings"
- Select "Storage" from the left-hand menu
- Click on "Empty" and then select "Choose Virtual Disk File"
- Select your Kali Linux ISO file
Step 7: Boot Your Virtual Machine with Kali Linux
Follow these steps to boot your virtual machine:
- Click on your virtual machine
- Start the machine by clicking on the "Start" button
- Select the Kali Linux ISO as the boot device
Step 8: Set up your wifi hacking stuff
Once you get your wifi card, here's how to hook it up to your VM.
https://nooblinux.com/connecting-a-wireless-adapter-to-kali-linux-virtual-machine/