Publish Your Weapons Online

The video tutorial explains how to transition from performing attacks in a local lab environment to executing them over the Internet. It covers the necessary configuration changes, such as using a public IP and setting up port forwarding on a router. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to configuring the router and ensuring that the Kali machine is accessible from the Internet, emphasizing the importance of using the correct IP addresses and ports.

What is the primary setup for performing network attacks in a local lab environment?

• Using a cloud server

• Using two computers on the same subnet

• Using a single computer

• Using a mobile device

What is the key change needed to perform network attacks over the Internet?

• Installing additional software

• Changing the local IP to a public IP

• Increasing the network bandwidth

• Using a different operating system

Why is port forwarding necessary when performing attacks over the Internet?

• To increase the speed of the attack

• To direct traffic to the correct internal device

• To hide the attack from the victim

• To reduce the risk of detection

Which protocol is specified when setting up port forwarding for the attack?

• TCP

• HTTP

• FTP

• UDP

What is the first step in configuring port forwarding on a router?

• Check the private IP of the device

• Disable the firewall

• Log into the router and go to advanced settings

• Compile the malware with a new port