
Install Nessus on Debian, start the service, and run an advanced dynamic scan with a prepared IP list; review color-coded vulnerabilities and run compliance checks.
Perform OpenVAS vulnerability scanning to identify vulnerabilities on a target, including distributed Ruby remote code execution vulnerabilities and backdoors, after installing and logging into OpenVAS and running a scan.
Explore linux privilege escalation methods by examining kernel versions and public exploits. Use sudo, shadow file, cron, and local exploits to escalate privileges and gain root access.
Examine privilege escalation on Windows by exploiting unquoted service paths and DLL hijacking, and demonstrate creating and deploying a malicious payload with persistence and daylight hijacking.
In this course you will learn how to conduct penetration testing against your systems. You will learn about exploit development, Vulnerability scanning with Nessus, Nexpose, Openvas, Explotation, client side exploitation, pivoting techniques and phishing for conducting social engineering penetration testing. When you will complete this course you have some abilities such as Vulnerability scanning, Vulnerability Assessment, Exploitation, Metasploit framework usage, social engineering attacks, tunnelling techniques and more.