Head over to the official Kali Linux website and download the latest version suitable for your system.
There are two main options:
Use software like VirtualBox or VMware to create a new virtual machine. You can download pre-configured vulnerable machine images from resources like VulnHub or exploit exercises from Metasploitable.
If you have a spare machine, you can install a vulnerable operating system directly on it. Warning: Only perform this on a completely isolated network you have full control over to avoid accidentally damaging any critical systems.
Follow the official installation guide for your chosen platform (Windows/macOS/Linux) to install Kali Linux on your primary machine.
If you opted for a VM, boot up the pre-configured vulnerable machine image you downloaded.
Use built-in tools in Kali like nmap to scan the vulnerable machine's IP address and identify open ports and services running. This helps understand potential attack vectors.
Open Metasploit within Kali using msfconsole. Search for exploits corresponding to the vulnerabilities identified in the previous step. Metasploit has a vast exploit database.
Once you have a suitable exploit, configure it with the target machine's IP address and any other necessary details. Carefully review the exploit options before launching it to avoid unintended consequences.
If the exploit is successful, you might gain some level of access to the vulnerable machine. Depending on your project goals, you can explore maintaining access, escalating privileges, or simulating further attacks.
Throughout the process, record your steps, findings, and the outcome of each exploit attempt. This will be crucial for your project report.
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