
Explore Kali Linux's hacking toolkit across categories such as password attacks, wireless attacks, and post-exploitation, using tools like Hydra and John the Ripper to crack hashes and gain initial access.
Explore Kali Linux for security and hacking in this course. Run it bare metal, in a virtual machine (VirtualBox), or from a USB.
Discover how ports act as dedicated communication lines in client-server interactions, identify common ports for web, ssh, and mail, and learn basic port scanning to reveal active services.
Use Hydra to brute-force SSH, web logins, and mail with username and password lists. Log results and practice privilege escalation from a regular user to root with sudo.
Learn how passwords become hashes through a hash function, why hashed passwords protect systems, and how attackers use lookup tables and tools like crack station and John the Ripper.
Explore hash cracking with real-world password lists, download top password dumps, identify hash types, and crack md5 and windows hashes using tools like John the Ripper.
So, you've logged in as root on your console or via SSH, and you think you're the *real* hacker, eh? You got no respect for the admin users because you can't log in as them? Well here's the place to prove it.
In this course you will learn hacking basics like what are ports, password attacks, what are hashes, hash cracking and more. By the end of this course, you will be able to do basic hacking of servers.
You don't need any prior knowledge before doing this course. The course includes A hands-on workshop to get started with ethical hacking using boot2root challenges. You will get an introduction to the installation and usage of Kali Linux, and virtualization. It has two practice labs that you can either run in Virtualbox or as Live Boot USBs (if you have mutliple pcs). In the course we use Kali Linux to do that actual hacking.
Do you want to learn about hacking and are you a beginner? this course is for you! You will learn how you can hacking into a Linux server running SSH or another service. Even if you have no Linux experience, you can use this course to learn hacking.