Gray Hat Hacking v6 Lab 29 is a hands-on cybersecurity laboratory environment designed for Chapter 29 of the Gray Hat Hacking textbook. The lab creates a virtualized infrastructure using Terraform and Docker to establish a controlled testing environment. It provisions two primary virtual machines: a Docker Host running Ubuntu (IP: 10.0.0.50) and a Kali Linux machine (IP: 10.0.0.40), both configured with SSH key authentication. The setup process involves modifying Terraform configuration files to specify SSH key paths and executing build scripts to deploy the cloud-based infrastructure. The lab includes automated provisioning scripts that handle resource creation and management. Users can destroy and rebuild the lab environment as needed using provided scripts, allowing for repeated practice sessions. The lab requires completion of preliminary cloud setup steps and includes cost considerations for cloud resource usage. The environment provides a practical platform for learning cybersecurity concepts through hands-on exercises in a controlled, reproducible setting.
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