BackBag Lab\VM, small enough to carry on your back (Backpack) ππ»
I needed a way to quickly setup a small environment that allows me to test both, blue and red teaming related stuff on my laptop π». There are also times where I just need an ubuntu server or a win10 instance with a specific set of tools and not a whole environment. This project caters for such cases.
Refer to the Wiki for more details:
This project uses Vagrant and a collection of powershell\bash scripts to provision and configure VMs.
Windows base images are from DetectionLab. Many thanks to them β₯.
VM Name | OS |
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WINSRV01 | Windows Server 2016 |
WINSRV02 | Windows Server 2016 |
WIN01 | Windows 10 |
NIX01 | Ubuntu 20.04 |
VM | AD Server | Join to Domain | IIS Web Server | Standalone |
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WINSRV01 | β | β | β | β |
WINSRV02 | β | β | β | β |
WIN01 | β | β | β | β |
NIX01 | β | β | β | β |
β = You can enable this setup for the VM. β = Setup not available.
AD Server: VM can be promoted to a Domain Controller.
Join to Domain: VM can be joined to domain. Requires a machine with setup "AD Server" to be available.
IIS Web Server: IIS Web Server can be installed on the VM.
Standalone: VM can be created and used without requiring any other VM to exist. Note that "Join to Domain" feature can not be used when using a VM in standalone setup.
Creative Director and 3D Logo Designer:
MacOS testing and troubleshooting:
- Taylor Parizo:
This project is heavily inspired by DetectionLab β₯. I built upon and modified it, this work was not from scratch:
- Vagrantfile and Provisioning Scripts:
- DetectionLab
- Vagrant Boxes:
- DetectionLab