Hands-On Lab Training, Acquire Practical Proficiency | Ubuntu

In this lesson, we will download, install, and configure the Ubuntu desktop environment.

We have reached a point in the series of sessions where we require a target computer to safely conduct port scans using tools like nmap, hping3, sn1per, and other cybersecurity tools. It is crucial to never direct these tools towards computers that you do not own or do not have permission to scan. Doing so may be considered an act of aggression.

Initially, we began with VirtualBox and subsequently installed Kali Linux as our Offensive Security platform. Now, we need a target computer. Enter Ubuntu.

► What: Ubuntu is a popular open-source desktop operating system.
► Who: Ubuntu is developed and maintained by Canonical Ltd. and a community of volunteers.
► When: The first version of Ubuntu was released in October 2004.
► Where: Ubuntu is primarily used on personal computers and is available for free download and installation.
► Why: Ubuntu aims to provide a user-friendly, secure, and customizable operating system based on the principles of open-source software.
► How: Ubuntu is built on the Linux kernel and uses the GNOME desktop environment, providing a graphical interface and a wide range of software applications. The rest of the "how" is what this video is all about, so let's get into it!

First, you'll need the companion guide, which you can find through the link in the show notes below. Also, if you enjoy this content, please subscribe to the channel to ensure you never miss any new videos.

Please ensure that you are familiar with VirtualBox, ping, ifconfig, traceroute, and basic networking terminology.

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