You should get a similar output, though the containers won’t necessarily be in

the same order.

The Network Architecture

The lab consists of nine machines running in Docker containers, as well as

two networks. Most of the machines are assigned to one of the two networks, and

we’ll use them to facilitate various hacking scenarios in future chapters.

The networks within the lab are connected to Kali using Docker’s bridged

networking mode. Figure 3-2 shows the details of this network architecture.

Figure 3-2

The lab’s network architecture

You can also find this diagram in the book’s repository at

https://github.com/dolevf/Black-Hat-Bash/blob/master/lab/lab-network-

diagram.png.

The Public Network

The network on the left side of Figure 3-2 is the public network, where our

fake internet hosting company, ACME Infinity Servers, hosts its customer’s

websites and resources. The two company websites you’ll find in this network

belong to ACME Impact Alliance and ACME Hyper Branding.

The public network has an IP address CIDR range of 172.16.10.0/24 and

contains four machines (whose names are prefixed with p-). It is also public

facing, meaning we’ll likely test the machines with access to this network before

any other, as they constitute possible entry points into the network.

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