
Learn Windows basics, from the desktop, start menu, and taskbar to the file system, drive letters, and the Windows directory, plus standard and administrator users and the task manager.
Discover Windows intermediate basics by exploring msconfig for startup and services, UAC, computer management, task scheduler, and registry edits, plus using ipconfig and PowerShell to trace network details.
Elevate from a standard user to administrator on Windows by dumping the SAM database with Mimi Katz and cracking hashes with CrackStation using dictionaries and rainbow tables.
Demonstrate a Windows reverse shell via a crafted payload, using Metasploit to configure IP and port, transfer the program, and establish a remote shell.
Explore how a reverse shell using Metasploit can give an attacker complete remote control of a Windows machine, covering payload creation, listening for connections, and post-exploitation basics.
In this course you will learn about hacking windows computer. By the end of this course you will be able to dump all usernames and passwords on a windows computer. You'll be able to create a malicious executable that gives you complete access over the targets computer. From there, you'll be able to browse the file system, download files, upload files, take screenshots, start video chat and much more.
This is a beginners course. If you are interested in ethical hacking and want to hack windows computers, this course is for you. No prior knowledge is required for this course, but you should have Kali Linux at hand. Kali Linux is a system that was made to hack computers. You can download it for free and put it onto a USB flash drive or run it inside virtual box. It's also possible to just ship a Kali Linux USB to your home. As the name says, Kali Linux is based on Linux but it's not your regular Linux system. It contains many hacking tools like hydra, metasploit, msfvenom, burp and many many more. In this course we'll just cover the tools that we'll use for hacking Windows computers, but of course there's a lot more you can do with Kali Linux.