The Complete Ethical Hacking Course: Beginner to Advanced!

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Course curriculum

  • Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  • Introduction to ethical hacking. What is it in detail?
  • Prerequisites for getting the most out of this course.
  • Basic terminology – white hat, gray hat, and black hat hacking.
  • Basic terminology – SQL injections, VPN, proxy, VPS, and keyloggers.
  • Build your hacking environment!
  • Installing VirtualBox with RPM and why use a virtual machine.
  • Installing VirtualBox using the default package manager from repositories.
  • Creating the virtual environment.
  • Installing VirtualBox on Windows.
  • Kali Linux installation within a virtual environment.
  • Booting up Kali Linux for the first time.
  • Installing VirtualBox Guest Additions.
  • Linux Terminal and CLI
  • Introduction to the Linux terminal.
  • Linux command line interface (CLI) basics.
  • Linux CLI explained in greater detail.
  • What is Tor? How can you use it to protect your anonymity online?
  • Using Tor to protect your anonymity online.
  • Tor continued.
  • ProxyChains for using proxy servers, hiding your ip, and obtaining access.
  • Proxychains for using proxy servers, hiding your IP, and obtaining access.
  • Proxychains – part 2.
  • Proxychains – part 3.
  • What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and how you can stay anonymous with VPN?
  • Staying anonymous with a virtual private network (VPN).
  • VPN continued.
  • What is a macchanger? How can you use it to change your mac address?
  • Macchanger – part 1.
  • Macchanger – part 2.
  • Footprinting with Nmap and external resources.
  • Footprinting with nmap.
  • Nmap continued.
  • External resources using public listings of known vulnerabilities.
  • Attacking wireless networks. Overview of the tools.
  • Introduction to wifi cracking WPA/WPA2.
  • Aircrack and reaver installation.
  • Installing aircrack-ng on Windows and crunch on Linux.
  • Breaking WPA/WPA2 encryption. WiFi hacking and WiFi hacker training.
  • Aircrack-ng and crunch usage example – part 1.
  • Aircrack-ng and crunch usage example – part 2.
  • Aircrack-ng and crunch usage example – part 3.
  • Cracking WPS pins with reaver – part 1.
  • Cracking WPS pins with reaver – part 2.
  • Cracking WPS pins with reaver – part 3.
  • Signal jamming and denial of service.
  • Signal jamming and denial of service.
  • Signal jamming and denial of service – continued.
  • SSL strips.
  • SSL strip – part 1.
  • SSL strip – part 2.
  • SSL strip – part 3.
  • Let’s have a bit of fun!
  • Funny things – part 1.
  • Funny things – part 2.
  • Funny things – part 3.
  • Evil twin method! Clone wireless access points to steal data.
  • Evil twin – part 1.
  • Evil twin – part 2.
  • Evil twin – part 3.
  • Attacking routers to give you free reign over the entire network!
  • Using known vulnerabilities – part 1.
  • Using know vulnerabilities – part 2.
  • Using known vulnerabilities – part 3.
  • DNS setting hacking to redirect users with post authentication exploitation.
  • Post authentication exploitation (DNS) – part 1.
  • Post authentication exploitation (DNS) – part 2.
  • Post authentication exploitation (DNS) – part 3.
  • Website attacks with SQL injections.
  • SQL injection – part 1.
  • SQL injection – part 2.
  • SQL injection – part 3.
  • SQL injection – part 4.
  • SQL injection – part 5.
  • Brute-forcing methods for cracking passwords.
  • Cracking hashes.
  • Cracking linux passwords with john the ripper – part 1.
  • Cracking linux passwords with john the ripper – part 2.
  • Cracking Windows passwords with john the ripper.
  • Hydra usage – part 1.
  • Hydra usage – part 2.
  • Denial of Service (DoS) attacks demonstrated and explained.
  • DoS attack demo part 1 – introduction to denial of service attacks.
  • DoS attack demo part 2 – combine slowloris.pl with nmap.
  • DoS attack demo part 3 – featuring ha.ckers.org.
  • Reverse shells. Gain remote control of any device!
  • Intro to metasploit and reverse shells.
  • Metasploit continued.
  • Making reverse shells persistent on another system and escalating privileges.
  • Creating a persistent reverse shell with Metasploit.
  • Netcat.
  • How to upload a reverse shell onto a web server.
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