You need to complete the following tasks. Please provide screen shot for each task to highlight the commands you use and/or the results you obtain. 1. Test to find out whether you can connect from...

You need to complete the following tasks. Please provide screen shot for each task to highlight the commands you use and/or the results you obtain. 1. Test to find out whether you can connect from BackTrack 5 (192.168.1.50) to Windows 7 (216.1.1.200) and to Kali Linux (216.1.1.100) or not? Run a port scan on Windows 7 (216.1.1.200) and report all the open ports (10 points) 2. From BackTrack 5, enumerate users defined on the Windows 7 machine. Besides the student account, what other accounts are defined on Windows 7? What groups are defined on Windows 7? (10 points) 3. With the port information gather from the previous step, you need to choose a Metasploit module to exploit the Windows 7 machine. Also, because of the firewall, you cannot connect from Windows 7 to BackTrack 5. Our goal for this step is to have a Meterpreter shell on Windows 7 so that we can dump the hashes in the next step. Hint: make sure that you choose the right payload based on this firewall condition. (15 points) 4. Dump the hashes on Windows 7 using the Meterpreter shell from the previous step (5 points) 5. Take a screenshot of the Windows 7 machine and save the image file (test.jpg) to the /tmp folder. (5 points) 6. On the BackTrack 5, we cannot view the image directly. Therefore, we need to transfer the image file from BackTrack 5 to Kali Linux machine using Netcat so that we can view it in a browser on Kali Linux machine. Again, because of the firewall, we cannot connect from Kali to BackTrack 5 (how do you verify that?). What is the login name do you see from the screenshot? You can log in Kali Linux machine using the following credentials