Free Cyber-Resources

Learning Resource

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1. YouTube Channels

   • The Cyber Mentor
   • InfoSec Pat
   • Spot Technologies
   • Tyler Ramsbey
   • Derron C
   • Ryan John
   • Rana Khalil
   • HackerSploit
   • IppSec
   • Hank Hackerson

2. Websites

   • TryHackMe
   • HackTheBox
   • WebSploit

3. Github repos

   • The-Art-of-Hacking

Practicing labs

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1. Labs that can be installed on Kali and Parrot os

   • OWASP Juice-shop
   • WebSploit Labs

2. Web labs

   • PentesterLab
   • PortSwigger
   • OverTheWire

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intentionally vulnerable containers

After you have installed Kali Linux or Parrot OS in a VM, run the following command from a terminal window (inside of the VM) to setup your environment:

curl -sSL https://websploit.org/install.sh | sudo bash

This command will install all the tools, Docker, the intentionally vulnerable containers, and numerous cybersecurity resources.

when the script is done installing

Move to the /usr/local/bin/ folder and create a file using

sudo nano containers2

Paste this stript

#!/bin/bash
# Author: Omar Santos @santosomar
# Lame script to display the running containers in WebSploit

clear
echo -e "\n\e[96mWebSploit\e[39m"
echo -e "by Omar Santos @santosomar"
echo -e "-------------------------------------"
echo -e "Internal Hacking Networks: 10.6.6.0/24 and 10.7.7.0/24"
echo -e "Your bridge networks:"
ip -c -brie a | grep 10.6.6.1
ip -c -brie a | grep 10.7.7.1

echo -e "
The following are the WebSploit vulnerable containers and associated IP addresses and ports.
+------------------------+--------------------+
|     Container          | IP Address & ports |
+------------------------+--------------------+
| webgoat                |  10.6.6.11:8080    |
| juice-shop             |  10.6.6.12:3000    |
| dvwa                   |  10.6.6.13:80      |
| mutillidae_2           |  10.6.6.14:80,3306 |
| dvna                   |  10.6.6.15:        |
| hackazon               |  10.6.6.16:80      |
| hackme-rtov            |  10.6.6.17:80      |
| mayhem                 |  10.6.6.18:22,80   |
| rtv-safemode           |  10.6.6.19:80      |
| galactic-archives      |  10.6.6.20:5000    |
| yascon-hackme          |  10.6.6.21:80      |
| secretcorp-branch1     |  10.6.6.22:80      |
| gravemind              |  10.6.6.23:        |
| dc30_01                |  10.6.6.24:22,3000 |
| dc30_01                |  10.6.6.25:        |
| y-wing                 |  10.6.6.26:3000    |
| dc31_01                |  10.7.7.21:22      |
| dc31_02                |  10.7.7.22:8888    |
| dc31_03                |  10.7.7.23:9090    |
+------------------------+--------------------+ "

echo -e "The following are the \e[92mrunning \e[39mcontainers with their associated ports:"
docker ps --format "table {{.Names}}\t{{.Ports}}\t{{.Status}}"

after that you must change the file permissions using

sudo chmod +x containers2

go to home and type

containers2

this will list all the containers with their addresses and ports they run on like this