Objective: Create T$-$Pot VM and provide screenshot for each step Download the T$-$Pot ISO file called tpot$\_$amd$64.$iso $.$ Then, create a new VM with at least $20$GB of storage in your local Virtual Box installation and install T$-$Pot $($standalone installation$).$ Remember to assign the ISO file to the optical drive. Use a NAT adapter during the installation. When finished, change it to Internal. Configure the Virtual Box adapter and the network interface in T$-$Pot so that you can communicate from your Kali Linux VM$.$ Show that a ping works both ways. Open the browser in Kali and access the web administration dashboard in https:$//$IP$\_$T$-$POT:$64294.$ Once you login with tsec$,$ capture a screenshot of the overview. Access by SSH is restricted to only exchanged keys. Hence, the next step is to copy your Kali$$s public key into the file ~$/.$ssh$/$authorized$\_$keys $($in tsec$$s home$),$ which does not exist by default. To do it$,$ you can use the $$Terminal$$ option in the administration dashboard or allow copying and pasting through VMs in Virtual Box. Capture a screenshot of the command $$cat ~$/.$ssh$/$authorized$\_$keys$.$ In Kali, execute the command below $($adapted to your settings$)$ to create a tunnel, because the T$-$Pot dashboard is only listening locally. ssh $-$p $64295-$l USER $-$N $-$L$8080$:$127\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}1$:$64297$ IP$\_$T$-$POT Then, access the dashboard from Kali with https:$//$localhost:$8080$ and capture a screenshot. Note: the ssh tunnel might drop eventually, so just create it again if needed. Check that the attack map is empty and capture a screenshot. Perform a brute$-$force attack with nmap against the port $22,$ where the SSH honeypot is$.$ You will need to use the scripting engine $($NSE$).$ What command did you use? Note: there are wordlists you can use in $/$usr$/$share$/$wordlists$/$metasploit$.$ Check the SecurityMeter. Explain what information is shown. If you intended to use T$-$Pot for research purposes capturing information about new trends, what your advice would be regarding where to install the machine, what IP address to use and whether a firewall should be placed before the honeypots?