Requirements In order to use HGUI on your computer, you must first download the HGUI Virtual Machine (VM) and Virtual Box, which is a program that runs the VM for you. The VM is quite large in size and requires that you have at least 12 GBs of storage space on your computer. Since the VM generates animations, it is expected that your host computer contains at least 4GB of RAM. Virtual Box only works on Windows, OS X, Linux, and Solaris operating systems. Also, the visualizations on this VM are intensive. The CPU used to test it was an Intel Core i7-5500U running at about 2.40GHz. Download Virtual Box and VM To download Virtual Box, go to: This site provides various links for the VirtualBox installer depending on your operating system. From have to install VirtualBox on your OS. there you’ll You can download the HGUI VMs by going to this link: Get Kali VMs Working Once you have downloaded both VirtualBox and the HGUI VM, you need to now import the VM to VirtualBox. To do this, click File -> as shown below. “Import Appliance.” You will next need to select the path to the Once the path, “HGUI_VM.ova” file. you’ve found click the next button. On the next screen, click the check box to the MAC address of all as “Reinitialize network cards” highlighted below, then click next. Make Clones In order to demonstrate a real attack with the VM, it makes sense to have multiple copies (for example, an attacker and a victim or an attacker and two victims). To make a copy of the VM, first make
Requirements In order to use HGUI on your computer, you must first download the HGUI Virtual Machine (VM) and Virtual Box, which is a program that runs the VM for you. The VM is quite large in size and requires that you have at least 12 GBs of storage space on your computer. Since the VM generates animations, it is expected that your host computer contains at least 4GB of RAM. Virtual Box only works on Windows, OS X, Linux, and Solaris operating systems. Also, the visualizations on this VM are intensive. The CPU used to test it was an Intel Core i7-5500U running at about 2.40GHz. Download Virtual Box and VM To download Virtual Box, go to: This site provides various links for the VirtualBox installer depending on your operating system. From there you’ll have to install VirtualBox on your OS. You can download the HGUI VMs by going to this link: Get Kali VMs Working Once you have downloaded both VirtualBox and the HGUI VM, you need to now import the VM to VirtualBox. To do this, click File -> “Import Appliance.” as shown below. You will next need to select the path to the “HGUI_VM.ova” file. Once you’ve found the path, click the next button. On the next screen, click the check box to “Reinitialize the MAC address of all network cards” as highlighted below, then click next. Make Clones In order to demonstrate a real attack with the VM, it makes sense to have multiple copies (for example, an attacker and a victim or an attacker and two victims). To make a copy of the VM, first make
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