Complete Ethical Hacking Course | Bug Bounty

Compare virtual hosting options by weighing VirtualBox against VMware, noting VirtualBox's free access but lag risks, and use VMware Workstation or Fusion with a 30-day free trial for Kali Linux.

Install and configure VirtualBox for Kali Linux, including downloading and extracting the image, opening with VirtualBox, adjusting RAM and CPUs, starting the VM, and logging in with Kali credentials.

Learn to take structured notes for bug bounty recon using Cherry Tree on Kali Linux, organizing domains and subdomains, tracking CMS versions and CVEs, and building checklists to streamline enumeration.

learn to edit and save passwords.txt using gedit and nano on Kali Linux, install gedit via sudo apt update and sudo apt get install, and prepare for code execution tasks.

Discover subdomains for bug bounty and penetration testing using amass enum and sub lister, verify scope, and speed up checks with open list for Firefox.

Explore how the dig tool performs DNS zone transfers to reveal subdomains and information disclosure, using port 53 tests to enumerate targets and assess vulnerabilities for bug bounty.

Learn to use WPScan to enumerate WordPress plugins and themes for vulnerabilities, interpret scan output, and follow best practices by reading entire results before acting.

Identify a website's tech stack using recon tools like Wappalyzer, Appetizer, and React Dev Tools to pinpoint versions, languages, and potential vulnerabilities for targeted attacks.

Set up juice shop on Kali, install node.js and npm, start the juice shop server on port 3000, configure Burp proxy, and explore its vulnerabilities for bug bounty practice.

Explore IDOR testing using intruder mode to enumerate inputs, substitute payloads, and analyze responses, then practice with juice shop vulnerabilities while learning Burp, cookies, and get/post requests.

Learn to set up juice shop locally, route browser traffic through burp by enabling hijack localhost in about:config, and prepare for the first vulnerability in the next video.

Identify and exploit an idor vulnerability by leaving feedback as another user, intercepting traffic with burp, solving a captcha, and forging a request to submit feedback.

Demonstrate how to leave feedback under another user's name by intercepting and modifying requests, then sending via Burp repeater to manipulate author fields in the Juice Shop.

Explore privilege escalation by creating an admin account through role manipulation in a web app. Use intercept and repeater to test changing a customer role to admin, illustrating IDOR risks.

Practice idor exploitation by manipulating a juice shop app’s cart and checkout with intercept tools to modify basket quantities and trigger a potential $400 payout.

Solve an idor challenge by manipulating the Juice Shop shopping basket, testing for price and quantity overrides with intercept tools, and completing the checkout to trigger a payout.

Explore how the URL reveals root domains, directories, and site structure, and learn to inspect code for hidden fields and sensitive data while practicing on HackerOne, Hacker101, and ctf-style challenges.

Practice capture the flag skills on a vulnerable site by exploring pages, viewing the source, and editing a page to access a forbidden page and reveal the flag.

Explore hands-on web security challenges on over the wire, solving level zero by following flags and robots.txt cues. View the page source to locate passwords and advance to next level.

Learn to inspect page source to find hardcoded passwords, usernames, and API keys, understand right-click blocks, and apply critical thinking in bug bounty hunting.

Learn to extract usernames and passwords from a single column in an sql injection lab, using Oracle and simple payloads, with guidance from Google and StackOverflow.

Explores sql injection techniques across Oracle and MySQL, crafting union select payloads, using dual and from dual, intercepting requests, and leveraging sqlmap with TryHackMe or Hack The Box labs.

Analyze a blind sql injection lab targeting a tracking cookie, showing why blind injection is hard and how to detect it with time delays using pg_sleep and union select.

Explore blind time-based SQL injection using sqlmap to identify databases, tables, and user credentials, automate payloads, and bypass login in a practical hacking lab.

Learn to automatically detect directory traversal and path traversal vulnerabilities with a simple tool on a local juice shop web app. Install and run the tool, then interpret the results.

Demonstrate how XML external entity (XXE) attacks exploit XML processing to access restricted data, using payloads, encoding considerations, and a practical file upload workflow to retrieve a password file.

Explore cross-site scripting with hands-on practice on HackerOne's ctf, using simple page edits and button onclick alerts to understand the basics of cross-site scripting and defense for beginners.

Explore an intermediate xss lab by breaking out of a javascript string and injecting a payload via script tags, using view source and inspect element to trigger an alert.

Explore networking essentials for cybersecurity, including TCP/IP three-way handshake, UDP delivery, and port-based communication. Review the OSI model, SSL, ARP, VLANs, and common ports for job interviews.