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Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux

Overview: Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux Welcome to "Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux!" This course is your gateway to the world of ethical hacking, ...

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149 Lesson

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5hr

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4 students enrolled

Overview: Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux

Welcome to "Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux!" This course is your gateway to the world of ethical hacking, where you'll learn to use Kali Linux, a powerful penetration testing platform, to uncover vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks. Whether you're interested in cybersecurity, IT, or simply curious about hacking techniques, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to identify and mitigate security threats ethically.
  • Interactive video lectures by industry experts
  • Instant e-certificate
  • Fully online, interactive course with Professional voice-over
  • Developed by qualified first aid professionals
  • Self paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone friendly
  • 24/7 Learning Assistance
  • Discounts on bulk purchases

Main Course Features:

  • Comprehensive training on using Kali Linux tools for ethical hacking and penetration testing
  • Hands-on exercises and simulated scenarios to practice real-world hacking techniques
  • Coverage of various hacking methodologies, including reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation
  • Guidance on conducting vulnerability assessments and penetration tests on target systems
  • Practical demonstrations of common attack vectors and mitigation strategies
  • Access to a virtual lab environment for experimenting with hacking techniques safely
  • Discussion of legal and ethical considerations in ethical hacking and cybersecurity
  • Supportive community forums for sharing insights, troubleshooting, and networking

Who Should Take This Course:

  • IT professionals, cybersecurity enthusiasts, and aspiring ethical hackers seeking hands-on experience in penetration testing
  • System administrators and network engineers interested in identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities in their systems
  • Students pursuing degrees or certifications in cybersecurity, information technology, or related fields
  • Anyone curious about ethical hacking and cybersecurity practices, with a desire to learn and contribute to digital security efforts

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the principles and methodologies of ethical hacking and penetration testing
  • Gain proficiency in using Kali Linux tools for reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation
  • Identify common vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks and assess their severity
  • Conduct ethical hacking assessments and penetration tests on target systems safely and responsibly
  • Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills to analyze and exploit security weaknesses
  • Implement security best practices and mitigation techniques to defend against cyber threats
  • Navigate legal and ethical considerations in ethical hacking and adhere to ethical guidelines and standards
  • Prepare for industry-recognized certifications in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.

Certification

Once you’ve successfully completed your course, you will immediately be sent a digital certificate. All of our courses are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field. Our certifications have no expiry dates, although we do recommend that you renew them every 12 months.

Assessment

At the end of the Course, there will be an online assessment, which you will need to pass to complete the course. Answers are marked instantly and automatically, allowing you to know straight away whether you have passed. If you haven’t, there’s no limit on the number of times you can take the final exam. All this is included in the one-time fee you paid for the course itself.
Course Content
149 Lectures 5hr
  • ImgIntroduction to the course

  • ImgVirtual box installation

  • ImgKali linux installation

  • ImgEnabling full screen

  • ImgBasic commands part 1

  • ImgBasic commands part 2

  • ImgBasic commands part 3

  • ImgChanging ip address and wireless adapter setup

  • ImgCreating a bootable Kali USB drive

  • ImgEssential networking terms

  • ImgEssential hacking terms

  • ImgAdditional kali tools to install

  • ImgChanging our MAC address with mac changer

  • ImgGoogle hacking

  • ImgNikto basics

  • ImgWhois tools

  • ImgEmail harvesting

  • ImgShodan

  • ImgZone transfer with Dig

  • ImgInstalling Metasploitable

  • ImgNmap part 1

  • ImgNmap part 2

  • ImgNmap part 3

  • ImgZen map

  • ImgTCP scans

  • ImgNmap by passing defenses

  • ImgNmap scripts part 1

  • ImgNmap scripts part 2

  • ImgInstalling OWASP

  • ImgHTTP request

  • ImgHTTP response

  • ImgBurpsuite configuration

  • ImgEditing packets in Burpsuite

  • ImgWhatweb and Dirb

  • ImgPassword recovery attack

  • ImgBurpsuite login bruteforce

  • ImgHydra login bruteforce

  • ImgSession fixation

  • ImgInjection attacks

  • ImgSimple command injection

  • ImgExploiting command injection vulnerability

  • ImgFinding blind command injection

  • ImgSQL basics

  • ImgManual SQL injection part 1

  • ImgManual SQL injection part 2

  • ImgSQL map basics

  • ImgXML injection

  • ImgInstalling XCAT and preventing injection attacks

  • ImgReflected XSS

  • ImgStored XSS

  • ImgChanging HTML code with XSS

  • ImgXSSer and XSS sniper

  • ImgWireless attacking theory

  • ImgEnabling monitor mode

  • ImgCapturing handshake with airodump

  • ImgRockyou.txt

  • ImgCracking with aircrack

  • ImgCracking with hashcat

  • ImgCreating password lists with crunch

  • ImgCreating password lists with cup

  • ImgRainbow tables part 1

  • ImgRainbow tables part 2

  • ImgInstalling fluxion

  • ImgFinding and cracking hidden networks

  • ImgPreventing wireless attacks

  • ImgARP protocol basics

  • ImgMan in the middle attack theory

  • ImgInstalling MITMf

  • ImgManual ARP spoofing

  • ImgProblems while installing MITMf

  • ImgHTTP traffic sniffing

  • ImgDNS spoofing and HTTPS password sniffing

  • ImgHooking browser with BEEF

  • ImgScreenshotting targets browser

  • ImgCloning any webpage

  • ImgEttercap basics

  • ImgMFS console environment

  • ImgMetasploit modules explained

  • ImgBruteforcing SSH with Metasploit

  • ImgAttacking tomcat with metasploit

  • ImgGetting meterpreter with command injection

  • ImgPHP code injection

  • ImgMetasploitable exploits

  • ImgWine installation

  • ImgCreating windows payloads with Msfvenom

  • ImgEncoders and Hex editors

  • ImgWindows 10 meterpreter shell

  • ImgMeterpreter environment

  • ImgWindows 10 privilege escalation

  • ImgPreventing privilege escalation

  • ImgPost exploitation modules

  • ImgGetting Meterpreter over Internet with port forwarding

  • ImgEternalblue exploit

  • ImgPersistence module

  • ImgHacking over the internet with Ngrok

  • ImgAndroid device hacking with venom

  • ImgThe real hacking begins now!

  • ImgVariables

  • ImgRaw input

  • ImgIf else statements

  • ImgFor loops

  • ImgWhile loops

  • ImgPython lists

  • ImgFunctions

  • ImgClasses

  • ImgImporting libraries

  • ImgFiles in python

  • ImgTry and except the rule

  • ImgTheory behind reverse shells

  • ImgSimple server code

  • ImgConnection with reverse shell

  • ImgSending and receiving messages

  • ImgSending messages with while true loop

  • ImgExecuting commands on target system

  • ImgFixing backdoor bugs and adding functions

  • ImgFirst test using our backdoor

  • ImgTrying to connect every 20 seconds

  • ImgCreating persistence part 1

  • ImgCreating persistence part 2

  • ImgChanging directory

  • ImgUploading and downloading files

  • ImgDownloading files from the internet

  • ImgStarting programs using our backdoor

  • ImgCapturing screenshots on the target PC

  • ImgEmbedding backdoor in an image part 1

  • ImgEmbedding backdoor in an image part 2

  • ImgChecking for administrator privileges

  • ImgAdding help option

  • ImgImporting Pynput

  • ImgSimple keylogger

  • ImgAdding report function

  • ImgWriting key strokes to a file

  • ImgAdding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 1

  • ImgAdding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 2

  • ImgFinal project test

  • ImgPrinting banner

  • ImgAdding available options

  • ImgStarting threads for bruteforce

  • ImgWriting function to run the attack

  • ImgBruteforcing router login

  • ImgBypassing antivirus with your future programs

  • ImgSending malware with spoofed email

  • ImgWhat will you learn in this section?

  • ImgWhy is ethical hacking a valuable skill?

  • ImgWhat is the best ethical hacking certification?

  • ImgTips for getting your first job as an ethical hacker

  • ImgHow I started my career as an ethical hacker

  • ImgHow to price your work