
Use the map command-line tool to scan a target's IP or website and identify running services on open ports. Learn to specify ports with -p or port ranges for pentesting.
Map targets to identify running services and open ports, then brute-force logins using Hydra or Hedera with large password lists across web, FTP, and other protocols.
Learn to install and run Burp Suite, a Java-based graphical tool for web application hacking, and intercept and manipulate traffic via the proxy and repeater.
Explore how to brute-force web passwords using Burp Suite, intercept traffic, configure intruder with payloads, and test login security with password lists from Kali Linux.
Explore how hashes secure passwords and how John the Ripper cracks them using word lists, rainbow tables, and shadow files to reveal user passwords in a Kali Linux context.
Explore cracking windows hashes using Mimi cats, John the Ripper, and CorrectStation, revealing NTLM-based passwords stored as hashes and how password lists speed up the process.
Hacking is an art, a science, and a passion for many people. Hacking, or as it is called in some circles, pentesting and white hat hacking, is simply the art of testing a system or product to find vulnerabilities.
This course is about penetration testing tools. A penetration tool is a program or script used to break into a computer system or network.
A white hat hacker, also known as an ethical hacker, is a computer security expert who specializes in penetration testing and finding vulnerabilities in systems. A black hat hacker, on the other hand, is a person who breaks into computers with malicious intent. White hat hackers use their skills to improve security by finding and exposing vulnerabilities before black hat hackers can exploit them.
One of the most important aspects of white hat hacking is penetration testing, which is used to find security weaknesses in systems.
Penetration testing tools are essential for any ethical hacker. In this course you will learn about various pentesting tools such as burp, hydra, nmap and others. By the end of this course you will be able to use these tools to find vulnerabilities in systems. You will learn how to crack passwords, how to find services to exploit and more.