Since my poor computer didn't have enough resources to spawn 3 virtual machines (Kali, Kali, Metasploitable) I decided to set up a dockerized environment in order to allow me to quickly access the pentesting environment, bypassing the slowness of the graphic interfaces and catapulting right where the action is!
Simply run docker compose up -d from the project root. The composite will spawn 3 containers connected to each other through an internal network, therefore capable of communicating.
Now you can log into any of them via docker exec -it <container> bash
where <container> can be one of these elements:
Evethe attacker (Kali)Victimthe victim (Metasploitable)Hosta third to carry out MITM-type attacks, or others attacks that requires a third machine
The exercises folder contains some exercises I did using the pentesting environment and network programming contains some client-server architectures