This directory contains the components to build the labs for Chapter 30.

The following VMs will be setup for this lab:

• Docker Host
  • IP: 10.0.0.50
  • Docker User: ubuntu
  • Docker Password: SSH key setup with the lab
• Kali Computer
  • IP: 10.0.0.40
  • Kali User: kali
  • Kali Password: SSH key setup with the lab

1. Make sure you have completed all the steps at (https://github.com/GrayHatHacking/GHHv6/tree/main/CloudSetup).
2. Go into the Lab/terraform directory and modify the terraform.tfvars. Edit the file with your favorite text editor and then replace the contents of the key_path variable with the path to your SSH key. An example might look like: key_path="/home/kali/.ssh/id_rsa
3. Go into the Lab subdirectory and run build.sh to start the environment build. It will ask you are sure you want to create resources. If it does ask type yes
4. This will create resources that may cost you money. If you want to destroy the lab between uses, run destroy.sh. Answer yes when it asks if you are sure, and the resources will be deleted.

Once the build.sh script is completed, it should print the IP addresses of the hosts out to the screen. If you forget these IP addresses, you can go into the terraform directory in the lab and type in "terraform show" and it will show you the status of your lab as well as show you the IP addresses of the relevant boxes.

This is the system that you will be attacking during the lab. The system itself is running a Docker Instance with a Web Service on it. This system is the only system that you will need to be attacking during the lab.

This is the box you will use as the attacker platform.

By default this lab allows ANYONE who knows the credentials to connect to it. For new users it may be confusing to figure out where they are connecting from. If you would like to make this more secure, you can limit the lab to your IP only by adding a line into the terraform.tfvars file that contains allow list information like this:
ip_allowlist = ["1.2.3.4/32","4.5.6.7/24"]