
Explore social engineering techniques and how they enable hacking, including phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks. Learn how to protect your system from these threats.
Explore how FatRat can generate a backdoor and evade antivirus detection, and examine payload creation, deployment, and session control.
Create a malicious Word document that uses a macro to install a backdoor and payload, and set up a listener to capture sessions.
Demonstrates extracting saved passwords from a Windows target machine using LaZagne, highlighting steps to locate and access stored credentials.
The lecture demonstrates locating wireless passwords and viewing wifi profile details using Windows commands, including key content and interface checks.
Learn how to use the social engineering toolkit in Kali Linux to clone a login page and harvest credentials, including methods to mask IP and simulate phishing emails.
Learn how BeEF hooks browsers with malicious javascript to give attackers control via a web interface and BeEF control panel.
Learn how to use setoolkit for social engineering outside the local network, including cloning a website and harvesting credentials with a credential harvester.
This course will teach you the most common social engineering threats and how to protect yourself and your systems from social engineering attacks.
You'll learn how to perform attacks on targets using a wide variety of sites and tools, and develop payloads that effectively compromise the system.
By the time you've completed this course, you will have a strong knowledge about social engineering.