
Define hacking as exploiting system vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access. Classify hackers as white hat, black hat, grey hat, suicide hacker, script kiddie, cyber terrorist, state sponsored hacker, and hacktivist.
Explore network information gathering and scanning with Nmap, using ping scans, quick scans, and aggressive scans to identify live hosts, open ports, operating systems, and traceroutes.
Explore network scanning with nessus, including home and professional versions, configuring scans, reviewing vulnerabilities, and generating reports for security assessment.
Explore manual SQL injection attacks without tools, identifying vulnerable parameters, enumerating database tables and columns with order by and union select, and extracting usernames and passwords from a web app.
Discover how to build a personal password dictionary with crunch, controlling min and max lengths, character sets including letters, numbers and symbols, and saving the output to your desktop.
Explore how a graphical user interface tool enables sql injection testing, revealing database structures, tables, and user data in a controlled learning environment.
Demonstrates attacking a Windows system using buffer overflow exploits, leveraging Metasploit to gain a session, explore options, and migrate processes for post-access actions.
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The course is structured in a way that will take you through the basics of computer systems, networks and how devices communicate with each other. We will start by talking about how we can exploit these systems to carry out a number of powerful attacks.
This course will provide you information about all the basic concepts of ethical hacking .
NOTE: This course is created for educational purposes only .
NOTE: This course is a product of Sunil Gupta and no other organisation is associated with it or a certification exam. Although, you will receive a Course Completion Certification from Udemy.
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