Build a Plug & Play Hacking Box in 3 Hours + Free eBook

Uncover how to establish a reverse connection from the hacking box to the attacker machine, bypassing firewalls with SSL tearless and VPN, and use a standalone access point.

Explore tunneling to secure a connection between localhost and a remote host, covering remote/reverse port forwarding, dynamic port forwarding, and using a soxer proxy with proxy chain and batsuit.

Learn how to set up ssh reverse connections using key authentication, generate RSA keys with dropbear, configure authorized_keys, and apply reverse and dynamic port forwarding to access a remote box.

Learn to set up a TLS reverse connection with a tearless tunnel using Ncat, forwarding traffic through a router and securing custom scripts with OpenSSL certificates.

OpenVPN step-by-step shows building a point-to-point VPN between the Kali server and the router, generating a shared key, defining local and remote tunnel IPs, and testing with ping.

Learn why cloud hosting benefits a Kali attacker box, launch a free tier Kali instance on AWS US Marketplace, and use Elastic IP for a stable connection.

Access the Kali Linux instance via SSH and set up XRDP for remote desktop. Create a user, configure RDP service startup, and open the security group for RDP access.

Convert private keys to PuTTY PPK, access the Kali instance from Windows via SSH and RDP, and update packages, install and start the RDP service, and create a new user.

Configure an SSH key pair and authorize access to a remote box, then establish a reverse port-forward tunnel from the AWS cloud to the target instance.

Route nmap nse scripts through proxy chain via dynamic port forwarding to a target box. Proxied scans reveal smb and web service details using discovery and brute-force scripts.

Learn to test a split Metasploit exploit using bind shell and reverse shell payloads through a socks proxy, configuring target IP and a listening host.

Explore sql injection testing with sqlmap, including proxy setup, cookie capture, and database enumeration to identify databases.

Install python on OpenWrt to write a custom exploit for penetration testing, then exploit UnrealIRCd CVE-2010-2075 to trigger a backdoor and obtain a reverse shell using netcat.

Explore a Python-based exploit for a PHP CGI injection (CVE-2012-1823) that achieves remote code execution via a crafted HTTP post payload and a system function command.

Install skype, a python tool for packet manipulation, and learn to build ip packets with custom headers, including dns and icmp, to explore denial of service concepts.

Craft and send custom ip packets using icmp and dns with scapy, building ip and icmp layers, then udp for dns queries to 8.8.8.8 and parsing replies.

Explore the syn flood denial‑of‑service concept by examining the tcp three‑way handshake, half‑open connections, and how floods exhaust server resources, including tcp cookies and botnets.

Explore how DNS amplification attacks, a reflection attack, exploit asymmetric packet sizes and open DNS servers to flood targets, using spoofed queries and large any record responses to illustrate amplification.