Full Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Course
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Welcome to the “Full Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Course” course.
68% of business leaders say cybersecurity risks are increasing. As threats rise, companies are trying hard to attract and retain more IT security talent.
But filling IT security roles is proving difficult. Many businesses are facing serious recruitment challenges. There are not enough qualified candidates to fill the roles needed.
The industry faces a skills gap which looks set to increase as cyber threats rise. It is predicted that there will be 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity roles by 2021. If you are considering a career move, the skills gap represents an excellent opportunity. This course is a great start for you.
This course starts at beginner levels so you don’t need to have previous knowledge of Ethical Hacking. In this course, we will also cover the topic of Wi-Fi Hacking because Wi-Fi hacking is easier than hacking a device connected to that WiFi. There are many free tools that can hack the less secure Wi-Fi router. Apart from this, there are also advanced tools that work on backtrack and can even hack Wi-Fi router with high security.
We are going to start by figuring out what the security issues are that are currently in the field and learn testing methodologies and types. Then we are going to build a lab environment for you to apply what you get from the course and of course, the lab is gone cost you nothing. Then we are going to start with some theory, you know, you should have the philosophy so we can always stay on the same page.
Basic web and internet technologies such as HTML, HTTP, Document Object Model, and so on, these are absolutely needed so that we can complete the testing experience. And then we are gonna cover the reconnaissance section, we will gather information about the target and how to use that information to model an attack. After that, we will tackle the user management issues. Apart from that, we will also try to expose the session management problems.
In the input validation section, we are gonna show why data validation is absolutely important for web applications. So attacks such as Cross-Site Scripting, SQL Injection, and many more we are gonna examine the whole bunch of different types. We also have a cryptography section with some basic attacks. After that, we will discuss some known web application attacks (such as Drupal SQL injection aka Druppageddon).
In this course I tried to show the importance of using free tools and platforms, so you don’t need to buy any tool or application.
By registering the course you will have lifetime access all resources, practice videos, and will be able to ask questions about related topics whenever you want.
A step by step approach will help you to track your progress on the go and learn needed skills gradually at your own pace. At the end of this course, you will both have the knowledge and a practical skillset about using network scanning, finding vulnerabilities on systems, and learning the general competencies of ethical hackers.
Here’s just some of what you’ll learn by the end of the course,
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Understand the main terminology of Network Scanning and Finding Vulnerabilities in devices in a network
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Using Nmap with full knowledge and experience
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How to scan a network for scripts
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Learn about network scan types
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Learn how to use Hping
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Wireless Operating Modes: Ad-hoc, Infrastructure, Monitor modes.
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Wireless Packet Types
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Analysing Packet Types with Wireshark
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Wi-Fi Network Interaction, Authentication MethodsWEP vs WPA/WPA2
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What is the TCP/IP model and how does it work
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What is OSI model? How does it work
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What is Port? What is the TCP/UDP port
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How to scan TCP or UDP services
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How active services are detected
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How to scan without getting caught in IPS & IDS systems
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How to interpret Nmap outputs
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Nmap scripting (NSE) and more
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WPA/WPA2 Cracking using GPUs with Hashcat
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Key Reinstallation Attacks (KRACK)
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WPS PIN Attacks and more…
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How open source intelligence (OSINT) can be gathered and used for hacking into systems
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How to send fake emails
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Learn about vishing (Voice Phishing) tools and techniques
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How to use Empire Project, MSFvenom, Veil, and TheFatRat
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Testing Methodologies and Types,
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Basic Web and Internet Technologies such as HTML, HTTP, Document Object Model and so on,
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To Gather Information About the Target and Use This Information to Model an Attack.
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User Management Issues.
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Exposing The Session Management Problems.
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Data Validation
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Wardriving with Kismet, Mapping with Google Earth
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Rogue Access Points with Airbase-ng, Wifi Pumpkin 3, Fluxion
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Handshake Snooper and Captive Portal Attack with Fluxion
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Attacks such as Cross-Site Scripting, SQL Injection and many more
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Some Basic Attacks in Cryptography
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Web Application Attacks Such As Drupal SQL injection ( aka Druppageddon )
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And More to Enrich Your Penetration Testing Skills.
And much, much more… We have also added practical lab sessions in our course for sharping up your skills.
Fresh content
It’s no secret how technology is advancing at a rapid rate. New tools are released every day, and it’s crucial to stay on top of the latest knowledge for being a better security specialist.
Video and Audio Production Quality
All our videos are created/produced as high-quality video and audio to provide you the best learning experience.
You will be,
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Seeing clearly
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Hearing clearly
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Moving through the course without distractions
You’ll also get:
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Lifetime Access to The Course
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Fast & Friendly Support in the Q&A section
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Udemy Certificate of Completion Ready for Download
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We offer full support, answering any questions.
See you in the course!
IMPORTANT: This course is created for educational purposes and all the information learned should be used when the attacker is authorized.
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1Virtualbox Download and InstallVideo lesson
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2Kali ISO DownloadVideo lesson
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3Kali ISO InstallVideo lesson
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4Kali VirtualBox Image Download and InstallVideo lesson
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5Installing Metasploitable 2Video lesson
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6Installing Metasploitable 3: PackerVideo lesson
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7Installing Metasploitable 3: Vagrant and PluginsVideo lesson
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8Installing Metasploitable 3: VM Creation with VagrantVideo lesson
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9Downloading and Installing Free Windows 7 and Windows 10Video lesson
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10Nat Network Create and SettingsVideo lesson
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11Connection TestVideo lesson
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13IntroductionVideo lesson
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14Using Search Engines & Google Hacking to Gather InformationVideo lesson
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15Search Engine Tools: SiteDigger and SearchDiggityVideo lesson
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16ShodanVideo lesson
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17Gathering Information About the PeopleVideo lesson
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18Web ArchivesVideo lesson
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19FOCA Fingerprinting Organisations with Collected ArchivesVideo lesson
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20The Harvester & Recon-NGVideo lesson
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21What is Nmap?Video lesson
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22Nmap First ScanVideo lesson
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23What is Subnet?Video lesson
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24Interpretation of Nmap ResultsVideo lesson
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25Scanning Specific IPs or Specific Targets With NmapVideo lesson
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26Nmap IP List CreationVideo lesson
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27Nmap Random Scan and Exclude IpsVideo lesson
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28Print the Nmap Results to the FileVideo lesson
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29Check In -1Video lesson
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30What Is the OSI Model and How Does It Work?Video lesson
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31What Is TCP-IPVideo lesson
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32Domain Name System Service-DNSVideo lesson
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33What is Port? Nmap Port ScanVideo lesson
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34Scanning Top 20, Top 100 Ports With NmapVideo lesson
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35Scanning Specific Ports With NmapVideo lesson
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36Nmap Syn ScanningVideo lesson
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37Nmap TCP ScanVideo lesson
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38Namp UDP ScanVideo lesson
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39Nmap ACK ScanVideo lesson
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40Nmap Fin-Xmas-Null ScanVideo lesson
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41Nmap Fast ScanVideo lesson
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42Nmap Open Ports ScanVideo lesson
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43Nmap No PORT ScanVideo lesson
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44Nmap PING and noPING ScanVideo lesson
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45Check-2Video lesson
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46Nmap Verbose CommandVideo lesson
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47Nmap With Service and Version DetectionVideo lesson
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48Nmap Operating System DetectionVideo lesson
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49Nmap Timing TemplatesVideo lesson
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50Bypass of IPS & IDS Systems With NmapVideo lesson
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51Nmap Script Engine (NSE)Video lesson
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52Nmap Script Engine Example - 1Video lesson
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53Nmap Script Engine Example - 2Video lesson
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54Writing an NSE ScriptVideo lesson
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55The Check-3Video lesson
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56Introduction to NessusVideo lesson
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57Downloading NessusVideo lesson
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58Installing NessusVideo lesson
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59Creating PolicyVideo lesson
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60ScanningVideo lesson
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61ReportingVideo lesson
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62Lab Exercise - 2Video lesson
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63An Aggressive Scan with Nessus: StartVideo lesson
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64An Aggressive Scan with Nessus: ResultsVideo lesson
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65An Aggressive Scan with Nessus: Results with Windows TargetsVideo lesson
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67Terminologies Part 1Video lesson
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68Terminologies Part 2Video lesson
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69Creating Malware and TerminologiesVideo lesson
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70MSFvenom Part 1Video lesson
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71MSFvenom Part 2Video lesson
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72Veil InstallationVideo lesson
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73Veil in ActionVideo lesson
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74TheFatRat InstallationVideo lesson
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75TheFatRat in ActionVideo lesson
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76TheFatRat: Overcoming a ProblemVideo lesson
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77Embedding Malware in PDFVideo lesson
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78Embedding Malware in WORDVideo lesson
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79Embedding Malware in Firefox Add-onVideo lesson
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80Empire InstallationVideo lesson
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81Empire in Action Part 1Video lesson
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82Empire in Action Part 2Video lesson
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83Exploiting Java VulnerabilitiesVideo lesson
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84Social Engineering ToolkitVideo lesson
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85Sending Fake Emails - PhishingVideo lesson
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86Vishing - Voice PhishingVideo lesson

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