create the ULTIMATE hacking lab in 5min!! (Docker Containers STREAMING Kali Linux to your browser)
Source: YouTube · NetworkChuck · published Jan 17, 2022 · 22:50
Chasm Workspaces provides secure Docker containers streaming to your browser for isolated browsing and testing environments 0:00.
Key Takeaways:
• Requires minimal server resources: 2 vCPUs, 4GB RAM, and 50GB storage 1:24
• Uses proprietary software to stream Docker containers to your browser for secure access 1:54
• Chrome extension allows opening suspicious links in isolated containers safely 10:13
• Supports multiple applications including browsers, Kali Linux with root access, and development tools 14:03
• Includes user management with web filtering for parental control or enterprise security 15:26
The free community version supports up to five simultaneous sessions and includes most enterprise features 20:54.
Sources:
- 0:00 Introduction to Chasm as secure container solution
- 1:24 Server requirements explanation
- 1:54 How Chasm works with Docker containers
- 10:13 Setting up Chrome extension for secure browsing
- 14:03 Enabling Kali Linux with root access
- 15:26 User management and web filtering setup
- 20:54 Enterprise use cases and licensing information
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What I'm about to show you is the
ultimate hacking workspace. No joke. This technology is nuts. And
honestly, I use this thing every day. Change the game for me,
completely like check this out. I may be researching hacking stuff, and
there's some sketchy links out there. But with one click, just like that, a new browser
open, but it's isolated, secure. Heck it's not even on my machine.
Is it a bad link? I don't care. Not my machine or maybe I want a fresh, clean and sense of call Lennox
for some quick hacking or testing. Boom right here in my browser seconds.
And when I'm done, boom, blow it up. Like it never existed. Or maybe a spin up two and have 'em attack
each other Cali and Navy U boom too. And no, this doesn't involve some heavy
virtual machines or WSL two it's Docker containers str…