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+Installing Cuckoo
+=================
+
+Proceed with download and installation. Read :doc:`../../introduction/what` to
+learn where you can obtain a copy of the sandbox.
+
+Create a user
+=============
+
+You either can run Cuckoo from your own user or create a new one dedicated just
+to your sandbox setup.
+Make sure that the user that runs Cuckoo is the same user that you will
+use to create and run the virtual machines, otherwise Cuckoo won't be able to
+identify and launch them.
+
+Create a new user::
+
+    $ sudo adduser cuckoo
+
+If you're using VirtualBox, make sure the new user belongs to the "vboxusers"
+group (or the group you used to run VirtualBox)::
+
+    $ sudo usermod -a -G vboxusers cuckoo
+
+If you're using KVM or any other libvirt based module, make sure the new user
+belongs to the "libvirtd" group (or the group your Linux distribution uses to
+run libvirt)::
+
+    $ sudo usermod -a -G libvirtd cuckoo
+
+Install Cuckoo
+==============
+
+Extract or checkout your copy of Cuckoo to a path of your choice and you're
+ready to go ;-).
+
+After configuration, don't forget to run utils/community.py --force --rewrite --all
+to install all the available Cuckoo signature modules.
+