Parrot Cloud on the go!! 11-24-2016, 11:01 PM
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Have you ever needed to hack something but you're not at home? I know I have!
This is why we've set up a cloud hack station using Parrot Cloud OS.
First things first, you'll need a vps We'd recommend using a platform like DigitalOcean, where you can create virtual servers on the fly, called "Dropletts". When you create a Droplett, you should pick Debian as your OS. Once the server is set up, you will need to run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade, then apt-get install git, and git clone [url]
after this, you'll need to give execute permissions to the bash script, which can be done using the command "chmod +x script.sh", and then execute the script with the command "./script.sh -y"
The -y flag will give a "Yes" value to any yes/no options for installing the script, allowing you to simply leave the script running and allowing for an automatic installation.
Once the script has finished running, (it will take a while) you should reboot the vps and when you login you should be presented with user@parrot in your command line when you ssh in to the server.
If this is the case, your server has all the necessary tools installed, run apt-get update to refresh the installation repositories in case any tools need an update, and from here-on out your cloud based hack station is fully configured and ready to go!
This is why we've set up a cloud hack station using Parrot Cloud OS.
First things first, you'll need a vps We'd recommend using a platform like DigitalOcean, where you can create virtual servers on the fly, called "Dropletts". When you create a Droplett, you should pick Debian as your OS. Once the server is set up, you will need to run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade, then apt-get install git, and git clone [url]
after this, you'll need to give execute permissions to the bash script, which can be done using the command "chmod +x script.sh", and then execute the script with the command "./script.sh -y"
The -y flag will give a "Yes" value to any yes/no options for installing the script, allowing you to simply leave the script running and allowing for an automatic installation.
Once the script has finished running, (it will take a while) you should reboot the vps and when you login you should be presented with user@parrot in your command line when you ssh in to the server.
If this is the case, your server has all the necessary tools installed, run apt-get update to refresh the installation repositories in case any tools need an update, and from here-on out your cloud based hack station is fully configured and ready to go!