Name: Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux
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Overview:

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.

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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. Also, you can have your printed certificate delivered by post (shipping cost £3.99). 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 Curriculum

Unit 01: Introduction and Installation
	Introduction to the course	00:05:00
	Virtual box installation	00:16:00
	Kali linux installation	00:14:00
	Enabling full screen	00:18:00
Unit 02: Basic Linux Commands
	Basic commands part 1	00:10:00
	Basic commands part 2	00:21:00
	Basic commands part 3	00:13:00
Unit 03: Creating a Secure Hacking Environment
	Changing ip address and wireless adapter setup	00:05:00
	Creating a bootable Kali USB drive	00:05:00
	Essential networking terms	00:10:00
	Essential hacking terms	00:18:00
	Additional kali tools to install	00:09:00
	Changing our MAC address with mac changer	00:06:00
Unit 04: Footprinting
	Google hacking	00:13:00
	Nikto basics	00:11:00
	Whois tools	00:07:00
	Email harvesting	00:06:00
	Shodan	00:10:00
	Zone transfer with Dig	00:07:00
Unit 05: Scanning
	Installing Metasploitable	00:07:00
	Nmap part 1	00:16:00
	Nmap part 2	00:12:00
	Nmap part 3	00:12:00
	Zen map	00:08:00
	TCP scans	00:16:00
	Nmap by passing defenses	00:17:00
	Nmap scripts part 1	00:09:00
	Nmap scripts part 2	00:14:00
Unit 06: Website Penetration Testing
	Installing OWASP	00:08:00
	HTTP request	00:10:00
	HTTP response	00:10:00
	Burpsuite configuration	00:13:00
	Editing packets in Burpsuite	00:12:00
	Whatweb and Dirb	00:10:00
	Password recovery attack	00:16:00
	Burpsuite login bruteforce	00:11:00
	Hydra login bruteforce	00:09:00
	Session fixation	00:14:00
	Injection attacks	00:06:00
	Simple command injection	00:11:00
	Exploiting command injection vulnerability	00:08:00
	Finding blind command injection	00:14:00
	SQL basics	00:10:00
	Manual SQL injection part 1	00:13:00
	Manual SQL injection part 2	00:21:00
	SQL map basics	00:17:00
	XML injection	00:16:00
	Installing XCAT and preventing injection attacks	00:06:00
	Reflected XSS	00:11:00
	Stored XSS	00:12:00
	Changing HTML code with XSS	00:07:00
	XSSer and XSS sniper	00:14:00
Unit 07: Wireless Cracking
	Wireless attacking theory	00:11:00
	Enabling monitor mode	00:05:00
	Capturing handshake with airodump	00:15:00
	Rockyou.txt	00:14:00
	Cracking with aircrack	00:16:00
	Cracking with hashcat	00:15:00
	Creating password lists with crunch	00:18:00
	Creating password lists with cup	00:07:00
	Rainbow tables part 1	00:17:00
	Rainbow tables part 2	00:06:00
	Installing fluxion	00:06:00
	Finding and cracking hidden networks	00:08:00
	Preventing wireless attacks	00:08:00
Unit 08: Man in the Middle Attacks
	ARP protocol basics	00:10:00
	Man in the middle attack theory	00:07:00
	Installing MITMf	00:07:00
	Manual ARP spoofing	00:13:00
	Problems while installing MITMf	00:06:00
	HTTP traffic sniffing	00:08:00
	DNS spoofing and HTTPS password sniffing	00:24:00
	Hooking browser with BEEF	00:16:00
	Screenshotting targets browser	00:11:00
	Cloning any webpage	00:09:00
	Ettercap basics	00:07:00
Unit 09: System Hacking with Metasploit
	MFS console environment	00:16:00
	Metasploit modules explained	00:12:00
	Bruteforcing SSH with Metasploit	00:15:00
	Attacking tomcat with metasploit	00:09:00
	Getting meterpreter with command injection	00:25:00
	PHP code injection	00:06:00
	Metasploitable exploits	00:07:00
	Wine installation	00:12:00
	Creating windows payloads with Msfvenom	00:10:00
	Encoders and Hex editors	00:19:00
	Windows 10 meterpreter shell	00:12:00
	Meterpreter environment	00:11:00
	Windows 10 privilege escalation	00:11:00
	Preventing privilege escalation	00:06:00
	Post exploitation modules	00:14:00
	Getting Meterpreter over Internet with port forwarding	00:11:00
	Eternalblue exploit	00:20:00
	Persistence module	00:13:00
	Hacking over the internet with Ngrok	00:10:00
	Android device hacking with venom	00:10:00
	The real hacking begins now!	00:02:00
Unit 10: Python Crash Course
	Variables	00:14:00
	Raw input	00:11:00
	If else statements	00:10:00
	For loops	00:07:00
	While loops	00:08:00
	Python lists	00:08:00
	Functions	00:15:00
	Classes	00:10:00
	Importing libraries	00:07:00
	Files in python	00:12:00
	Try and except the rule	00:05:00
Unit 11: Coding an Advanced Backdoor
	Theory behind reverse shells	00:07:00
	Simple server code	00:13:00
	Connection with reverse shell	00:07:00
	Sending and receiving messages	00:11:00
	Sending messages with while true loop	00:08:00
	Executing commands on target system	00:10:00
	Fixing backdoor bugs and adding functions	00:20:00
	First test using our backdoor	00:18:00
	Trying to connect every 20 seconds	00:12:00
	Creating persistence part 1	00:06:00
	Creating persistence part 2	00:17:00
	Changing directory	00:12:00
	Uploading and downloading files	00:22:00
	Downloading files from the internet	00:23:00
	Starting programs using our backdoor	00:07:00
	Capturing screenshots on the target PC	00:19:00
	Embedding backdoor in an image part 1	00:13:00
	Embedding backdoor in an image part 2	00:09:00
	Checking for administrator privileges	00:12:00
	Adding help option	00:09:00
Unit 12: Creating a Key logger for the Backdoor
	Importing Pynput	00:10:00
	Simple keylogger	00:10:00
	Adding report function	00:11:00
	Writing key strokes to a file	00:14:00
	Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 1	00:23:00
	Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 2	00:08:00
	Final project test	00:14:00
Unit 13: Basic Authentication Bruteforcer
	Printing banner	00:11:00
	Adding available options	00:11:00
	Starting threads for bruteforce	00:08:00
	Writing function to run the attack	00:11:00
	Bruteforcing router login	00:10:00
	Bypassing antivirus with your future programs	00:14:00
	Sending malware with spoofed email	00:15:00
Unit 14: BONUS - Building a Career in Cyber Security
	What will you learn in this section?	00:03:00
	Why is ethical hacking a valuable skill?	00:23:00
	What is the best ethical hacking certification?	00:17:00
	Tips for getting your first job as an ethical hacker	00:18:00
	How I started my career as an ethical hacker	00:14:00
	How to price your work	00:11:00
Unit 15: Additional Content: Grand Finale
	Bonuses. Enjoy the Benefits	01:05:00