Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Overview
Ethical hacking is an extremely valuable job skill that the more applications, the more website, the more software that is created, the more ethical hackers are needed to keep these things secure, to proactively find the vulnerabilities before real hackers or black hat hackers find them.
This is a very valuable job skill that you can work on Upwork and other websites online, and you can get a full-time job in this almost anywhere in the world. You can see people right here on Upwork earning a fortune and earning great hourly rates all over the world to do ethical hacking.
Would you like to learn how to use python for ethical hacking from Kali Linux installation to basic scripts and coding your own tools because this knowledge can be useful for you to advance your ethical hacking career?
What you'll learn
How To Set Up Virtual Environment
Learn The Kali Linux Basics & Advance Skills
Discover Vulnerabilities On Target Machines
How To Perform Vulnerability Analysis
How To Perform Vulnerability Analysis
Ethically Hack Into Wireless Network
How To Use Code Hacking Tools
Using Advance Manual SQL Injection
Web Penetration Testing
Launch Various System Hacking Tricks
Requirements
Basic IT Skills are helpful before enrolling - but not necessary
Anyone who wants to make career in Cybersecurity domain
Course Content
- Lecture3.1 Changing IP address and setting up wireless adapter 04:53
- Lecture3.2 Creating bootable Kali USB 05:00
- Lecture3.3 Important networking terms 10:18
- Lecture3.4 Important hacking terms 18:05
- Lecture3.5 Few things to do after installing Kali Linux 08:32
- Lecture3.6 Changing our Mac Address - Macchanger 06:27
- Lecture5.1 Installing Metasploitable 07:00
- Lecture5.2 Nmap - Part 1 15:34
- Lecture5.3 Nmap - Part 211:43
- Lecture5.4 Nmap - Part 3 12:25
- Lecture5.5 Zenmap 07:55
- Lecture5.6 TCP scans 15:52
- Lecture5.7 Nmap bypassing defences 17:24
- Lecture5.8 Nmap Scripts Part 1 09:30
- Lecture5.9 Nmap Scripts Part 2 14:00
- Lecture6.1 Wireless attacks theory 10:52
- Lecture6.2 Putting network card in monitor mode 04:41
- Lecture6.3 Capturing handshake with Airodump 14:40
- Lecture6.4 RockYou.txt 14:00
- Lecture6.5 Cracking with Aircrack 15:35
- Lecture6.6 Cracking with Hashcat 15:00
- Lecture6.7 Making password lists with Crunch 18:22
- Lecture6.8 Making password lists with Cupp 07:12
- Lecture6.9 Rainbowtables - Part 1 16:36
- Lecture6.10 Rainbowtables - Part 2 50:40
- Lecture6.11 Installing fluxion 06:20
- Lecture6.12 Finding and cracking hidden network 08:22
- Lecture6.13 Preventing wireless attacks 08:00
- Lecture7.1 ARP protocol basics 10:30
- Lecture7.2 MITM attack theory 07:22
- Lecture7.3 Installing MITMf 06:38
- Lecture7.4 Manual Arpspoofing 12:50
- Lecture7.5 Problems while installing MITMf 06:21
- Lecture7.6 HTTP traffic sniffing 08:32
- Lecture7.7 DNS Spoofing & HTTPS Password Sniffing 24:20
- Lecture7.8 Hooking browsers with BEEF 16:04
- Lecture7.9 Screenshotting targets browser 11:03
- Lecture7.10 Cloning any webpage 08:56
- Lecture7.11 Ettercap basics 07:00
- Lecture6.1 MSFconsole enviroment 16:00
- Lecture6.2 Metasploit modules explained 12:14
- Lecture6.3 Bruteforcing SSH with Metasploit 15:20
- Lecture6.4 Attacking Tomcat with Metasploit 08:53
- Lecture6.5 Getting Meterpreter with Command Injection 25:08
- Lecture6.6 PHP Code Injection 05:46
- Lecture6.7 2 Metasploitable exploits 07:00
- Lecture6.8 Wine Installation 12:04
- Lecture6.9 Crafting Windows payloads with Msfvenom 10:04
- Lecture6.10 Encoders & Hexeditor 18:45
- Lecture6.11 Windows 10 Meterpreter shell 12:01
- Lecture6.12 Meterpreter enviroment 11:30
- Lecture6.13 Windows 10 privilege escalation 11:30
- Lecture6.14 Preventing privilege escalation 06:23
- Lecture6.15 Post exploitation modules 14:13
- Lecture6.16 Getting Meterpreter over Internet with port forwarding 10:43
- Lecture6.17 Eternalblue exploit 20:20
- Lecture6.18 Persistence module 13:19
- Lecture6.19 Hacking over Internet with Ngrok 10:26
- Lecture6.20 Android device attack with Venom 09:55
- Lecture6.21 Real Hacking Begins Now 02:26
About the instructor
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Aleksa Tamburkovski
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I started getting into Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking at very young age at only 15 years old.
First few years it was only a hobby whereas now I am currently working with a private cyber security company that aims to help diffrent organizations to secure and prevent unauthorized access to their networks and systems as well as studying mechanical engineering and avio engineering seperately.
