Ethical Hacking Mastercourse 2024 | Part 2

July 2, 2024

This comprehensive Ethical Hacking course aims to equip beginners with practical skills in penetration testing and securing systems. It assumes no prior knowledge and covers various hacking fields in a hands-on, example-driven manner. Here’s a structured summary of the course content:

Course Overview
Target Audience: Beginners with no prior hacking knowledge.
Approach: Emphasis on practical examples and hands-on exercises rather than theoretical lectures.
Sections Breakdown
Network Hacking
Pre-connection Attacks:
Techniques to gather information about networks without connecting or knowing passwords.
Discovering connected devices and managing connections.
Gaining Access:
Cracking network keys (WEP, WPA, WPA
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– Techniques to gain access to target networks.

Post Connection Attacks:
Exploiting connected devices to intercept data, redirect requests, inject code, etc.
Creating fake WiFi networks (honeypots) to lure and attack users.
Gaining Access

Server Side Attacks:
Techniques to gain remote access to computer systems without user interaction.
Gathering system information, identifying vulnerabilities, and exploiting them.
Automated vulnerability scanning and report generation.
Client Side Attacks:
Methods to install backdoors through software updates or downloads.
Social engineering tactics to gather user information and create trojans.
Post Exploitation

Techniques for interacting with compromised systems:
Accessing file systems, executing commands, maintaining access.
Surveillance methods such as keylogging, webcam activation, and screenshots.
Using compromised systems as pivot points for further attacks.
Website / Web Application Hacking

Understanding how websites function and gathering information about them.
Exploiting vulnerabilities such as:
Information Disclosure, File Upload, Code Execution, Local and Remote File Inclusion.
SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting (XSS).
Tools Covered
Virtualization: VMware
Operating Systems: Kali Linux, Windows, macOS
Network Tools: Nmap, Bettercap, Wireshark, OWASP Zap, Metasploit, Nexpose
Exploitation Tools: SQLmap, Maltego, Veil Framework, The Backdoor Factory, BeEF
Miscellaneous Tools: Crunch, Netdiscover, Zenmap, arpspoof, Evilgrade, Netcat
Wireless Tools: Aircrack-ng suite (Aircrack-ng, Airmon-ng, Airodump-ng, Aireplay-ng)
Learning Outcomes
Practical Skills: Hands-on experience in hacking techniques across different systems and networks.
Security Awareness: Understanding vulnerabilities and how to secure systems against them.
Customization and Adaptation: Ability to modify techniques for different scenarios and situations.