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Lab 4: Disk Image and Partitions

What You Need for this lab


− Install Virtualbox : https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
− Install Kali 2021.4. : https://old.kali.org/kali-images/kali-2021.4/
▪ Notes: Suggest You configure the disk size of Kali VM 80G because the size
of each leakage cases image is 30G+
− Disk image : https://www.dropbox.com/s/1fop1ooadb2yshu/Disk_Image_ID-
20210327.001

1. Verify the integrity of the disk image


− Create Lab Folder

− Download Case Materials


− Use wget to download disk image. ( about 30GB )
− Record Hash Information
− Open a text file using the text editor Nano:
− Install Necessary Software
❑ Hashdeep
❑ Md5deep
sudo apt install hashdeep

Step 2.
Make sure you are in the lab folder
Generate an MD5 and SHA1 hash of the disk image. These tools will compare the MD5
and/or SHA1 hash of the disk image to the MD5 and/or SHA1 hash in the
‘hash_reference.txt’ file.
Commands
• md5deep <disk image> -bewM <file that contains file names and hash codes>
• sha1deep <disk image> -bewM <file that contains file names and hash codes>
• Note: You would replace <disk image> with the file path to the disk image. The same
applies to anything else contained in between ‘< >’.
- Use MD5deep to verify the MD5 hash of the disk image.
- Use SHA1deep to verify the MD5 hash of the disk image.
2. Identify the OS of the system as well as its name, accounts, and partitions.
- How to get help for fdisk.

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- Use fdisk to get the disk image’s partition table.
Volume offset #s (in sectors):
• Partition 1 – 2048
• Partition 2 – 104448
• Partition 3 – 61890560
- How to get help for fsstat
- Use fsstat to get file system details.
Partition 1
File System: NTFS
Serial Number: 18EC42BBEC4292C4
Partition 2
File System: :NTFS
Serial Number: E8DE4350DE4315EA
Partition 3
File System: NTFS
Serial Number: 9E46F86046F83A9B
- Using fdisk and fsstat, we obtained this information:

Please explain the parameters in the table ?


• 1st Partition:
Bootable, system reserved, NTFS, 50 MB.
• 2nd Partition:
Not bootable, NTFS, 29.5 GB.
• 3rd Partition:
Not bootable, NTFS/Hidden, 498 MB, possibly for recovery purposes.

YOU MUST SUBMIT A FULL-SCREEN IMAGE FOR FULL CREDIT!


Save the document with the filename "YOUR NAME Lab 4.pdf", replacing "YOUR
NAME" with your real name.
Email the image to the instructor as an attachment to an e-mail message. Send it
to: [email protected] with a subject line of "Lab 4 From YOUR NAME", replacing "YOUR
NAME" with your real name.

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