
Explore ethical hacking on Linux servers using Kali Linux, and familiarize yourself with a range of hacking tools for web, Wi-Fi, and database security.
Enumerate Linux servers by discovering IP address, distinguishing public from private networks, and using nmap to reveal open ports, SSH and HTTP services, plus Ubuntu Linux.
Perform web enumeration with Go Buster to discover hidden directories and files on a web server, using Kali Linux word lists and locating an admin login page.
The lecture shows locating a target with ping, scanning services, and using Hydra to brute-force an Ubuntu SSH login with a password list, then gaining access and pursuing root.
Practice Linux privilege escalation to become root by inspecting the ETSI password and shadow files, cracking hashed passwords with John the Ripper.
Learn how to use burp suite to intercept a login form, run a password attack with a list of passwords, and access an administration panel.
Explore local file inclusion in a web app, demonstrating dot-dot-slash traversal to access system files, read password hashes, and reveal how misconfigurations enable unauthorized access.
Linux has been used for many things including servers. Companies use Linux servers for data storage; these servers run databases and provide back-end functionality for web applications. In addition, Amazon uses its own server operating system called Amazon Linux to run its web services. Linux servers are quickly becoming the number one choice for businesses around the world. They are inexpensive and easy to maintain, making them an excellent choice for businesses.
While some people still think of Linux as a computer operating system used primarily on computers, the truth is that many companies around the world use Linux servers in their IT infrastructure. These systems are easy to maintain, secure and upgrade compared to other operating systems, making them ideal for any business!
In this course you will learn how to Exploit Linux Servers. You will learn how to gain access into the server, how to become system administrator (root), how you can exploit web logins and more. This is a beginners course and you don't need any prior knowledge. However, you should have some Linux command line knowledge and have access to Kali Linux.
Do you want to learn Ethical Hacking? Do you want to Hack Linux Servers? This course is for you!