Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing with Kali Linux
Master the art of ethical hacking and safeguard networks with our comprehensive Kali Linux course
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What you will learn
Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Kali Linux: Fundamental concepts of ethical hacking and penetration testing. Installation and configuration of Kali Linux.
Footprinting and Reconnaissance: Techniques for gathering information about targets. Tools for footprinting, including Google hacking, WHOIS lookup, and DNS
Scanning Networks: Using Nmap and ZenMap for network scanning. Understanding and executing various types of scans to identify open ports and services.
Social Engineering and Trojans: Different types of social engineering attacks. Identifying and mitigating threats from trojans and other malware.
Exploitation Techniques: Techniques for gaining and maintaining access to systems. Using backdoors and rootkits for exploitation.
Advanced Attacks: Conducting advanced attacks such as MITM (Man-In-The-Middle), DNS spoofing, and ICMP redirection. Techniques for DDoS.
Hacking Wireless Networks: Methods for cracking wireless network security (WEP, WPA, WPA2). Using Kali Linux tools for wireless network penetration testing.
Password Cracking: Strategies for cracking passwords on various operating systems. Generating and utilizing wordlists for brute force attacks.
Metasploit Framework: Understanding and using the Metasploit framework for exploitation. Generating and deploying payloads.
SQL Injection and Web Application Hacking: Techniques for exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities. Using tools for SQL mapping and password cracking.
Cryptography: Fundamentals of cryptography and its applications in ethical hacking. Understanding hash functions, digital signatures, cryptographic methods.
Advanced Penetration Testing: Creating a virtual pentesting lab. Advanced network scanning techniques and exploiting various vulnerabilities.
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7/12/2024
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