Pentest and Virtual Hacking Lab

Posted on Sunday, August 26, 2012 by Spidey

Source and Credits to

 Prtablegm from hackforums.net


Pentest and Virtual Hacking Lab

This Thread will expose you to different types of physical and virtual computer systems for a various degrees of needs. If it were to be for testing protocol analyzers,scanners,intrusion detection systems,penetration tools (including ethical/non ethical tools),studying certification studies,to R.A.T.s. Let be for helping you with certain techniques,testing how a program or exploit may work,deploying new software or solutions,analyzing new Internet worms and threats or testing one’s own exploits,viruses,codes and observe the results before using them in a real situation.To understanding how to attack and or defend a system or network.Your imagination is the limit to what you can do with a Test Lab. This keeps one from damaging the real network and systems, so if anything does go wrong, one can begin from first principles, without any consequences.
A Test Lab is usually an isolated part of one’s network. It includes servers, clients and devices with their services, to simulate a complete working network. These computers and networks can be completely simulated ones or every single node of this Test Lab can be an actual machine.The objective of this thread is to help one design one’s own Test Lab, install the required operating systems and devices, install required services and begin working on them. This way one can perform tasks mention earlier. This also is being used to help myself in this field. To better understand and explore the possibility. I do hope, in the end, this becomes the one place people go to for Lab info.
Lets Begin!

Distros
I stopped on the Distro listing. I am sure you get the hint.

Just so it is understood,it is your knowledge that makes you who you are. Not the Distro,OS,or the tools. I believe the more knowledge and information related to this field, the greater discoveries are made. Learn how it works and operates,and you will find the answers.
Any of this tools can go on the OS of your desire. Everyone has a preference. Find what works for you.

Pentest Labs

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Metasploit Unleashed Windows XP
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Windozer Fresh VM Install
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Linux VM's to Test against

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CentOS 4.6, server install
md5sum: a23b88a9db64e3dce27b8b11b02c0cc5
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice".
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CentOS 4.7, server install
md5sum: 81eeeb86168a971aed6092b0c041b467
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice".
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CentOS 4.8, server install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"
32-bit md5sum: 25dd0d9838cde9840d862c53fd92cd15
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64-bit md5sum: 3e8627d0b36b2a37db105606b65848ea
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CentOS 5.0, server install
md5sum: 0cbe6c9551d32483e4e84ed0f87f69ee
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice".
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CentOS 5.1, server install
md5sum: b082495b1a01a854c88723967e614cd6
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice".
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CentOS 5.2, server install
md5sum: 4c31ce20e97de313647a809219788a77
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice".
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CentOS 5.3, server install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: aa9972661a1f6e42b4056a38f0a18854
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64-bit md5sum: e3253bcd4c47fe8dc5bbdb4442c08971
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CentOS 5.4, server install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 67cae177842ef0533c6ca604cddeec53
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64-bit md5sum: d82cbced59652025dc9e51078dd0e39e
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CentOS 5.5, server install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 88d83680c1388e6e5c15ca855e934bc0
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64-bit md5sum: be094e47afbb819a9918f4e5340e4f04
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Debian Sarge (Debian 3.1), minimal (netinstall) version
md5sum: a2f41713f9f7407a9a3e43fb27fd2e24
Notes: root password is set at first boot.
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Debian Etch (Debian 4.0), minimal (netinstall) version
md5sum: 2a1cb887f658701c0b1ff095600ee6f9
Notes: There are two accounts: "root" and "notroot". Password for both is "thoughtpolice".
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Debian Lenny (Debian 5.0), minimal (netinstall) version
Notes: There are two accounts: "root" and "notroot". Password for both is "thoughtpolice".

32-bit md5sum: 35a21a670c680f7fd40da0fd8bb5f3b7
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64-bit md5sum: 4d6d05196d38bc3eb0b47063918fd067
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Fedora Core 4 (Stentz), minimal install.
md5sum: 8e46e5ac5fe813cf83454febed2cfdef
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice". Remember that a standard install means selinux enabled, firewall on.
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Fedora Core 5 (Bordeaux), standard install
md5sum: 16642a65686a6fb5b283d34e1c359662
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
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Fedora Core 6 (Zod), standard install
md5sum: 8e94dd615280c8aa82129c325c6c8add
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"Down will be up again later
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Fedora 7 (Moonshine), standard install
md5sum: 8e94dd615280c8aa82129c325c6c8add
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
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Fedora 8 (Werewolf), standard install
md5sum: 102fe7c3b01a22a462f718a3fbc81068
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
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Fedora 9 (Sulphur), standard install
md5sum: aad622763be3508a33aa90ea316d49ae
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
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Fedora 10 (Cambridge), standard install
md5sum: f417a4e0317cfdc0778bfaa484eda38b
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
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Fedora 11 (Leonidas), standard install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 5fd954f77a4bd5d752b49438f51630a9
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64-bit md5sum: 33396a7b703ed2db8c05e5ca6080a8d6
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Fedora 12 (Constantine), standard install
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 4a959a99cbac08a10fd12d445664cbae
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64-bit md5sum: a0285962e9c444e7c0ff5a20c2a83037
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Fedora 13 (Goddard), standard install.
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 4164318be15c0090054b0bea05640ae9
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64-bit md5sum: 0c26e8397a7f47c6f1b0aa5836b51333
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Fedora 14 (Laughlin), standard install.
Notes: Login as user "root", password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 48e2f08d6f35ff548657b72c83fbea70
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64-bit md5sum: befa1167796673b763f77e2d3f01bc93
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FreeBSD 6.0, minimal install.
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"

md5sum: 505718f94ae67c4c8db22784b27a91f2
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FreeBSD 6.1, user install.
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"

md5sum: 9a591ab3447e8781a27a4b5151acc121
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FreeBSD 6.2, user install
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"

md5sum: 5a78b8c7074f9ccd755d43e177e14b39
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freebsd-6.3-i386,user install.
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"

md5sum: 5b05a4218799db57eebe6b0dd88f2fa0
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Freebsd 6.4,user install.
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"
Note: SCSI disk (unlike the other 6.x releases)!

md5sum: d5d99356b840d34c22d44744281f678f
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FreeBSD 7.0, user install
Notes: root password is "thoughtpolice"

md5sum: 76edfb287ce8b66c7c404d9488427321
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FreeBSD 7.2, user install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 449dc7ef6ee3770c2a79a69399258fc4
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64-bit md5sum: 1ad9fbe9a885e8fe7fc24036a37a090f
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FreeBSD 7.3, user install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 3a4589fa5a35163850d4a8529bc088fe
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64-bit md5sum: 0d76add0103f4589d0efcb67f770480d
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FreeBSD 7.4, user install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 1dc0aaca0c54e87311510cedccdc656b

64-bit md5sum: 3003ba4494b66e34c0d0cdb7e9659168

FreeBSD 8.0, standard install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 7636347fb546bf66b19bc9267c992bb8
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64-bit md5sum: 5c9487fc19f4112f673915b350979e19
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FreeBSD 8.1, standard install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: 977f93feb55c09184b5e7dc02c70f1b6
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64-bit md5sum: 684a435c82230b8d7d165573006fa920
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FreeBSD 8.2, standard install.
Notes: Root password is "thoughtpolice"

32-bit md5sum: d118c69806c92c14b7629693387e3c7a

64-bit md5sum: 3d7a88dc0e68db6310ead029f33dc928

(more to come-If impatient got to this site)


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1 Response to "Pentest and Virtual Hacking Lab"

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Anonymous Says....
28 August 2012 at 14:21

Prtablegm's links are down until he finds a cheaper (free) source. From what he has said in HF, he is going to try other methods until he finds one that works well for everyone and cost nothing to do.

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