Learn Social Engineering & Open-source Intelligence (OSINT)
What you'll learn
- Understand what Social Engineering is and how users can be affected
- Perform social engineering attacks using tools and techniques
Requirements
- basic computer skills
- basic web security and linux knowledge
Description
"Amateurs hack systems,professionals hack people." (Bruce Schneier)
In this course, meant for beginners with no previous knowledge about penetration testing or hacking, that will start with the basics of social engineering, and by end of it you'll be at an advanced level being able to hack into all major operating systems (windows, Android and so on), generate different types of trojans and deliver them using smart social engineering techniques.
To completely understand computer security, it's vital to step outside the fence and to think outside the box. Computer security is not just about firewalls, Intrusion Prevention Systems or antiviruses. It's also about tricking people into doing whatever a hacker wishes, for their benefit. A secure system, network or infrastructure is also about informed people. That's it what about this course is all about. Knowing how easy is for a hacker to make a regular user to do something harmful for himself, even being aware that is making a bit mistake.
This course covers both theoretical and practical aspects and contains hands-on labs.
Learn how to get Facebook, Gmail iCloud, Linkedin password trough social engineering, create backdoors and get remote control.
This courses have demos and labs using Kali Linux.
Disclaimer: this course is intended for ethical hackers and those who want to protect against this kind of attacks. Those are only theoretical examples in a lab environment. Hacking is illegal without legal permission!
Who this course is for:
- IT Security Engineers
- IT passionates
- Chef Security Officers
Instructor
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 8,987 Reviews
- 42,829 Students
- 18 Courses
Senior Information Security Consultant
- I work in the Internet security team, focused on ethical hacking - deliberately and purposefully challenging the IT security assumptions, strategies, and methods of protecting vital assets and information by emulating an adversary.
- Scan and exploit for a wide variety of data center infrastructure and application vulnerabilities, following defined rules of engagement and attack scenarios (ethical hacking).
- Make recommendations on security weaknesses and report on activities and findings.
- Perform Internet penetration testing (black box / white box testing) and code reviews (manual and automated)
- Use testing tools as NetBIOS scanning, network pinging and testing, packet crafting and analyzing, port scanning for vulnerability assessment
- Perform analysis and testing to verify the strengths and weaknesses of Web Applications and Web Services (SML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, etc.)
- Perform analysis and testing to verify the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of operating systems, network devices, web applications, and security architectures
- Assist with the development of remediation services for identified findings
- Customize, operate, audit, and maintain security related tools and applications
IT Trainer
- CEH, ECSA, CHFI, ECIH, ICS-SCADA Cybersecurity from EC-Council
- Cisco CCNA, CCNA Security, Linux Essentials
Certifications
- OSWE (Offensive Security Web Expert)
- CREST Registered Penetration Tester (CRT)
- ECIH (EC-Council Incident Handling)
- Ec-Council ICS-SCADA Cybersecurity
- OSCE (Offensive Security Certified Expert)
- OSWP (Offensive Security Wireless Professional)
- OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional)
- CHFI (Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator)
- ISO 270001 Lead Auditor
- ECSA (EC-Council Security Analyst)
- CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker)
- CCNA and CCNA Security
- CCNP Routing and CCNP Switching
- Advanced Linux&InfoSEC
- VMWare vSphere Install, Configure, Manage
- Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS/MCP 70-642): Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, etc.