Technical Level : 1/5 | Duration : 45 minutes
In this workshop, we will introduce the Kali Linux security auditing distribution, its history, development, architecture, and features. We will delve into how we got to where we are today, how penetration-testing tools are evaluated for inclusion in the distribution, and a look at the road ahead. If we have enough time, we’ll also dabble with altering and patching Kali packages.
At the end of this session, we will also conduct a Q&A session where individuals can ask the Kali developers questions about the project. If you are new to Kali Linux and need a guided introduction or you have specific questions for the Kali team, this is the workshop for you. Workshop Goals – Get to know the developers, get warmed up and set-up, build some basic Kali packages.
WORKSHOP #2: ROLLING YOUR OWN – GENERATING CUSTOM KALI LINUX ISOS
Technical Level : 2/5 | Duration : 1 hour
One of the most powerful features of Kali Linux is the ability to create your own flavours of the distribution containing customized tools, desktop managers, and services. This workshop will show you how to create your own personalized Kali Linux ISO, customizing virtually every aspect using the live-build utility and making efficient use of the various metapackages available in Kali. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to understand and independently build complex Kali images, such as the Kali Linux ISO of Doom.
WORKSHOP #3: PRE-SEEDING, AUTOMATING, AND MANAGING MULTIPLE KALI INSTALLATIONS
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
Kali Linux supports several interesting installation and deployment options, which will be explored in depth. In this workshop, we’ll show you how to deploy Kali over the network with PXE and iPXE technologies, pre-seed installations, deploy custom Kali setups, and then use the Salt management and configuration package to manage multiple installations of Kali throughout the enterprise. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to install and automate Kali Linux instances to fit specific needs. Fluency in network installs, pre-seeding, and slipstreaming packages. If time permits, enterprise management of Kali with Salt.
WORKSHOP #4: PENETRATION TESTING FROM YOUR POCKET – KALI LINUX ON ARM AND ANDROID DEVICES
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
Kali Linux supports ARMEL and ARMHF architectures. This allows us to put Kali on a variety of interesting hardware platforms as well as easily conduct chroot installs of Kali Linux on Android. In this workshop, we will show you how to install Kali Linux within a chroot environment on an Android device. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to manually create custom Kali ARM images for use in chroot environments such as Android devices. Attendees should also be able to deploy these images on their Android cellphone and be fluent with supportive Android applications such as Linux Deploy.
WORKSHOP #5: THE ULTIMATE HARDWARE BACKDOOR – KALI LINUX EDITION
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
This will be the concluding session, where we’ll use methods demonstrated throughout the day to show you how to create your very own “Raspberry Pi of Doom”, based off Kali Linux and a Raspberry Pi. The configuration involves creating an image file that contains a minimal Kali installation, which on boot, connects back to the penetration tester over a VPN connection and bridges the remote target network with the testers’. This image can then also be used on an Android device – proving to be perhaps the most potent hardware backdoor of them all. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to manually create custom native Kali ARM images for a Raspberry Pi which have similar properties to the “ISO of Doom”. This includes compiling a custom ARM kernel for the Raspberry Pi.
BATTLE TESTED, FREE KALI LINUX EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
After a very short deliberation, the team decided that once these training materials are polished and battle tested in the upcoming conferences, we will release them publicly and free of charge so that Kali Linux users worldwide will all be able to benefit from accessible, high quality training materials revolving around our open source project. Our hope is that by doing this, our users will become both more aware and proficient with the advanced features available in Kali Linux and be able to use it more effectively. This means that we will release these workshop training materials to the public once the 2014 conferences end – for us, that ends up being mid December 2014. We will of course announce this release via Twitter and our blogs, so stay tuned!
Technical Level : 1/5 | Duration : 45 minutes
In this workshop, we will introduce the Kali Linux security auditing distribution, its history, development, architecture, and features. We will delve into how we got to where we are today, how penetration-testing tools are evaluated for inclusion in the distribution, and a look at the road ahead. If we have enough time, we’ll also dabble with altering and patching Kali packages.
At the end of this session, we will also conduct a Q&A session where individuals can ask the Kali developers questions about the project. If you are new to Kali Linux and need a guided introduction or you have specific questions for the Kali team, this is the workshop for you. Workshop Goals – Get to know the developers, get warmed up and set-up, build some basic Kali packages.
WORKSHOP #2: ROLLING YOUR OWN – GENERATING CUSTOM KALI LINUX ISOS
Technical Level : 2/5 | Duration : 1 hour
One of the most powerful features of Kali Linux is the ability to create your own flavours of the distribution containing customized tools, desktop managers, and services. This workshop will show you how to create your own personalized Kali Linux ISO, customizing virtually every aspect using the live-build utility and making efficient use of the various metapackages available in Kali. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to understand and independently build complex Kali images, such as the Kali Linux ISO of Doom.
WORKSHOP #3: PRE-SEEDING, AUTOMATING, AND MANAGING MULTIPLE KALI INSTALLATIONS
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
Kali Linux supports several interesting installation and deployment options, which will be explored in depth. In this workshop, we’ll show you how to deploy Kali over the network with PXE and iPXE technologies, pre-seed installations, deploy custom Kali setups, and then use the Salt management and configuration package to manage multiple installations of Kali throughout the enterprise. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to install and automate Kali Linux instances to fit specific needs. Fluency in network installs, pre-seeding, and slipstreaming packages. If time permits, enterprise management of Kali with Salt.
WORKSHOP #4: PENETRATION TESTING FROM YOUR POCKET – KALI LINUX ON ARM AND ANDROID DEVICES
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
Kali Linux supports ARMEL and ARMHF architectures. This allows us to put Kali on a variety of interesting hardware platforms as well as easily conduct chroot installs of Kali Linux on Android. In this workshop, we will show you how to install Kali Linux within a chroot environment on an Android device. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to manually create custom Kali ARM images for use in chroot environments such as Android devices. Attendees should also be able to deploy these images on their Android cellphone and be fluent with supportive Android applications such as Linux Deploy.
WORKSHOP #5: THE ULTIMATE HARDWARE BACKDOOR – KALI LINUX EDITION
Technical Level : 3/5 | Duration : 1 hour
This will be the concluding session, where we’ll use methods demonstrated throughout the day to show you how to create your very own “Raspberry Pi of Doom”, based off Kali Linux and a Raspberry Pi. The configuration involves creating an image file that contains a minimal Kali installation, which on boot, connects back to the penetration tester over a VPN connection and bridges the remote target network with the testers’. This image can then also be used on an Android device – proving to be perhaps the most potent hardware backdoor of them all. Workshop Goals – Attendees should be able to manually create custom native Kali ARM images for a Raspberry Pi which have similar properties to the “ISO of Doom”. This includes compiling a custom ARM kernel for the Raspberry Pi.
BATTLE TESTED, FREE KALI LINUX EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
After a very short deliberation, the team decided that once these training materials are polished and battle tested in the upcoming conferences, we will release them publicly and free of charge so that Kali Linux users worldwide will all be able to benefit from accessible, high quality training materials revolving around our open source project. Our hope is that by doing this, our users will become both more aware and proficient with the advanced features available in Kali Linux and be able to use it more effectively. This means that we will release these workshop training materials to the public once the 2014 conferences end – for us, that ends up being mid December 2014. We will of course announce this release via Twitter and our blogs, so stay tuned!
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