02233 - Network Security

This repository includes the material used throughout the Network Security course at DTU. Make sure you have the following tools installed:

• Docker
• On Windows only: WSL2

Quick Setup

Lab name	Code
Authentication	authentication
TLS	tls
Threat Detection	threat-detection
Blue Team	blue-team
IoT Security	iot
WIFI Security	wifi
Privacy	privacy
Red Team	red-team

Table 1: Lab names and codes to run containers

NOTE 1: Make sure Docker is running.

NOTE 2: If you are using Windows, make sure you have installed and working WSL2. You can choose Ubuntu for the subsystem.

NOTE 3: If you are using a Macbook use the --local flag with the runner script.

1. From the root directory, execute the run.sh script followed by the name of the lab. If you are using a Macbook, please use the --local flag as well. The codes for each lab are shown in Table 1.

   Usage:

   Usage: ./run.sh <lab> [--local] or ./run.sh --lab <lab> [--local]
   
   Arguments:
   <lab>   (Required) Lab name to use
   --local (Optional) Run with local compose file

   Example:

   # build containers from remote. This should work in most cases
   bash ./run.sh --lab iot
   # This one also works
   bash ./run.sh iot
   
   # build from local files. Use this option if you are running into errors
   bash ./run.sh --lab iot --local
   # this one works too!
   bash ./run.sh iot --local

2. To access the kali container, open https://localhost:6901/ in your browser and use the following credentials:

   User: kasm_user
   Password: password

   NOTE 1: to use bloodhound, you have to start the neo4j service:

   sudo neo4j start

   NOTE 2: to use wireshark, you need to run it as sudo with the current environment

   sudo -E wireshark

   NOTE 3: to run dnscat server in kali, you need to run:

   ruby material/dnscat2/server/dnscat2.rb <args>