Mini-Guide: How to Set up Virtual Machines for Stealth Accounts

[Othmane]

In this thread you can find attached a step by step PDF mini guide I made, Showing how to set up a virtual machine for stealth accounts.
Maybe a significant number of this forum members are already using VM, and know how to set things up, but there are others using 'New User Account' for each stealth account they create, which is perfectly fine and does the job, but using the combination of Virtual Machine & VPN makes managing multiple accounts very easy, like having multiple tabs on your browser except each tab is a new computer. Which makes it possible to operate on more than one account on the same time without creating any links between them.

So, this thread is generally for those using 'User accounts' and never had the chance to try the Virtual Machine option.


Download Link:
http://download1574.mediafire.com/4g...VirtualBox.pdf

I hope this may help someone

PS: I will be creating another Guide on how to set up your own VPN, Just need some spare time!

[Othmane]

As promised, I have created a tutorial on how to turn a VPS into VPN and use it for your stealth accounts.

Tutorial: How to turn a VPS into VPN (to be used for stealth)

Only for Subscribed Members.

[a311hanna]

The link is not opening?

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[a311hanna]

Thank you for all the info in the first link!

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[Othmane]

Which link you are talking about? The one that didn't work!

Originally Posted by a311hanna

The link is not opening?

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[a311hanna]

The second link titled tutorial.

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[slokor]

The tutorial link open up the thread in which he offers the link to that specific tutorial. A tad confusing but read the page that opens and youll find what youre looking for.

[a311hanna]

Ill try it on the computer. On my phone the thread wont open

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[vdbp]

Thank you for the guide!

Which VM do you recommend for Windows 10?

Is there a good free version?

[vetus]

I personally wouldn't bother using WIN10 - XP is by far enough to keep things simple

[donkeykong2012]

I have used Virtual Box and it does appear to be pretty good.

Personally I think the spec of the PC is crucial.

Having many Stealth's across many Virtual Machines eats up resources very fast and the whole thing slows down considerably.

However my PC is ageing I know.

Can anyone recommend Specs for hosting many Virtual Machines please?

[Play]

Originally Posted by donkeykong2012

I have used Virtual Box and it does appear to be pretty good.

Personally I think the spec of the PC is crucial.

Having many Stealth's across many Virtual Machines eats up resources very fast and the whole thing slows down considerably.

However my PC is ageing I know.

Can anyone recommend Specs for hosting many Virtual Machines please?

Specs are crucial, 100% agreed.

What specs you want depend completely upon how many VM's you want running simultaneously.

The main things your after would be
- High RAM (16GB+)
- SSD (Don't both with traditional HDD, too slow)
- Processors optimised for Virtualisation (I would go for Intel i7 5820k)

Those specs should let you run about 4 or 5 Win XP VM's simultaneously. Use that as a ball park figure depending on what your needs are. Account for the fact you may not upgrade again for a while, so you may want to opt in to a little higher specs.

Best way to go about it is come up with the specs (or have someone design specs for you) and get a system builder to cusom build a PC for you. It would work a tonne cheaper than if you went into a PC store to buy a branded/pre built device.

Hope that helps

[RR2]

I've always used VMWare for my virtual machines. I'll definitely give VirtualBox a try now.

[a311hanna]

Originally Posted by a311hanna

the second link titled tutorial.

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as suspected it worked on my computer. Thank you again for the help!

[slokor]

Never used a Virtual Machine myself but thinking of giving it a go.
Out of curiosity - is it possible to have multiple user accounts on a Virtual machine? again - just curious.

[Othmane]

Yes, you can definitely have multiple user accounts, just like in Windows installed on a real computer. You just need to allocate enough disk space when creating the virtual machine.

Originally Posted by slokor

Never used a Virtual Machine myself but thinking of giving it a go.
Out of curiosity - is it possible to have multiple user accounts on a Virtual machine? again - just curious.

[vdbp]

My hardware is OK, i have 16GB DDR4 RAM, 500GB SSD and I5-6500 CPU.

Just tried VirtualBox and installed W10 x86!

Works great and fast! I took 3GB Ram and 30GB HDD for the VM.

Very fast install!

Thank you for the Tutorial!


Edit: I had to go in Bios and enable Intel Virtual Machine Technology or something like that. Otherwise there was an error!

[a311hanna]

Originally Posted by Othmane

As promised, I have created a tutorial on how to turn a VPS into VPN and use it for your stealth accounts.

Tutorial: How to turn a VPS into VPN (to be used for stealth)

Only for Subscribed Members.

i am trying this out and made it to about step 3 :-)
but i am getting error for this part:

3- After successful login, you see something like [root@hostname] #
Now, you will need to enter the following commands (in Green), line by line.
update your server
yum update -y
Install Development Tools
yum groupinstall "Development Tools" -y
Install GCC & Libpcap
yum install gcc * -y
yum install libpcap * -y

i type in yum update -y and click enter and it says "command not found" for all these yums. please help if you can what am i doing wrong? i appreciate your time.

[Othmane]

Originally Posted by a311hanna

i am trying this out and made it to about step 3 :-)
but i am getting error for this part:

3- After successful login, you see something like [root@hostname] #
Now, you will need to enter the following commands (in Green), line by line.
update your server
yum update -y
Install Development Tools
yum groupinstall "Development Tools" -y
Install GCC & Libpcap
yum install gcc * -y
yum install libpcap * -y

i type in yum update -y and click enter and it says "command not found" for all these yums. please help if you can what am i doing wrong? i appreciate your time.

Are you sure that the VPS has CentOS and not another Linux distribution?

[a311hanna]

Oh that mayb the problem i will have to check on that . Thank you for reply.

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[Othmane]

Originally Posted by a311hanna

Oh that mayb the problem i will have to check on that . Thank you for reply.

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I hope it worked fine, since you didn't post the result.

Please let me know if you still need help

[a311hanna]

I only have the linux not the centos so it wont work for my vps but thank you

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