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Ethical Hacking: Hacker Methodology
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Ethical Hacking: Hacker Methodology

Learn the Hacker Methodology
Created byPeter A
Last updated 7/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • How Hackers Hack
  • How to do Scanning and Enummeration
  • What an Exploit is and an example
  • Example of Privillege Escalation

Course content

1 section6 lectures40m total length
  • Introduction0:01
  • Hacker Methodology3:41
  • Reconoissance4:36
  • Scanning and Enummeration11:12
  • Exploitation14:27
  • Privillege Escalation6:49

    Explore how privilege escalation moves from user to administrator or root across linux and windows systems. Identify techniques like sudo misuse, weak passwords, and misconfigurations that enable gaining full control.

Requirements

  • No prior experience required. Kali Linux recommended

Description

Hacking is the art of being one step ahead of the enemy by learning how he thinks and how his systems work. Hackers believe that they can beat the system. The hacker follows a strict methodology in order not to forget anything important.

In this course you will learn the hacker methodology. These are the steps any professional hacker uses, regardless of what system they are attacking.

This is a beginners course and you don't need any prior knowledge about hacking. You will learn all the steps done by hackers. You will also learn how those hacks work in practice using demo labs. While there is a lot more about hacking, this course will give you some clarity about how the process works.

If you are totally new to hacking, this course is for you. You will learn about the steps involved when you want to hack systems or prevent your systems from being hacked. You don't need any prior knowledge when starting this course, but I recommend you to have a Kali Linux system at hand. Either Live USB or inside Virtual box. Some Linux knowledge can help, but is not strictly required.

By the end of this course, you'll know all the steps a hacker takes to break into a system. You'll understand what they'll do after gaining access to a system and you should be able to carry out some small hacks.


Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Ethical Hackers
  • Software Developers
  • Sysadmins