
Master ethical hacking foundations with hands-on training, from setting up a virtual hacking lab to network penetration testing, Wi-Fi hacking, SQL injection, and post-exploitation, using Metasploit and Wireshark.
Learn to think like a hacker to defend networks and applications, from Kali Linux setup to network, web, and mobile penetration testing, with hands-on exercises.
Install and configure VirtualBox on Windows to build a safe, recoverable virtual lab for ethical hacking, creating virtual machines with ISO images such as Kali Linux and Windows.
Explore multiple Kali Linux deployment options—from VirtualBox and VMware to live USB, dual-boot, and cloud—plus guidance on external NICs for Wi-Fi hacking and choosing the best fit.
learn how to download the latest Kali Linux, set it up in VirtualBox as a virtual machine, and boot into Kali to explore the system.
Learn to install Windows 7 in a VirtualBox for testing environments, selecting an ISO image, configuring memory, network, and storage, and enabling shared folders.
Learn to download, extract, and install metasploitable 2 in a VirtualBox linux target, start the vm, log in as msf admin, and explore default vulnerable services to test penetration tools.
install metasploitable in virtualbox 7 to practice hacking and penetration testing by downloading and booting a linux metasploitable vm, configuring network, and logging in with msf admin.
Master creating and restoring virtual machine snapshots in VirtualBox to safeguard hacking progress, capturing a full system backup at a chosen state and quickly reverting to a prior snapshot.
Explore Kali Linux 2023 overview, navigate workspaces, favorites, and built-in tools for information gathering, vulnerability analysis, and wireless testing, with practical workflow tips.
Learn essential Kali Linux commands, how to switch to superuser with sudo, and work with pwd, ls, cd, man, and apt-get for installation and updates.
Learn to change the Kali Linux password, switch from root to a guest or simple user using sudo, and keep your system secure by avoiding the default Kali password.
Learn network basics for ethical hacking, including internet, access points, routers, and the role of the ISP, and build a virtual lab with VirtualBox, Kali Linux, Metasploit, and Windows 10.
Learn how media access control, or mac addresses, are permanent, unique physical identifiers, and how to temporarily change them with ifconfig to gain anonymity or bypass filters.
Learn how to switch wireless from managed to monitor mode to capture all packets in range, using iwconfig, sudo, and interface down/up commands.
Learn how to enable monitor mode and capture wifi packets with airodump-ng, identifying networks by bssid, power, channel, encryption type, and data frames for ethical hacking practice.
Explore wifi bands, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, and learn how to enable monitor mode and use commands to capture packets and filter networks by band.
Learn how to target a single wireless network with airodump-ng, capture packets to a file by specifying the BSSID and channel, and analyze encrypted data with Wireshark.
Learn to perform an authentication attack to disconnect a client from a router by spoofing MAC addresses. Capture the handshake or inject something during the outage.
Learn to crack WPA and WPA2 networks using the WPS vulnerability with the aircrack-ng suite, including reaver and airodump-ng, to obtain the eight-digit pin and connect.
Learn how to capture a wifi handshake and prepare for password cracking using a wordlist, demonstrating techniques with airodump-ng and aireplay-ng on wpa/wpa2 networks.
Learn to generate focused wordlists for password cracking using crunch, set minimum and maximum lengths, apply character patterns, avoid repeats, and save results to a file for offline testing.
The lecture shows how to create a wordlist with crunch, capture a handshake, and crack a WPA/WPA2 password using aircrack-ng, highlighting how password length and list size affect speed.
Learn to map devices on your network with Netdiscover in Kali Linux, identifying IP and MAC addresses within the 10.0.2.0/24 range.
Learn to install Zenmap on Kali Linux, convert rpm to deb when needed, and visualize Nmap network scans with a ping scan, MAC addresses, and virtual machines.
Learn how to use nmap and zenmap to discover open ports, running services, and host details across a target network, including quick and pin scans, topology, and vulnerable hosts.
Learn how a man-in-the-middle attack works by using arp spoofing to intercept traffic between a victim and a router, capture and analyze packets, and forward traffic through Kali Linux.
Learn to perform a man-in-the-middle attack using Bettercap to sniff network traffic and capture http credentials, including usernames and passwords, through practical demonstrations on DVWA and related targets.
Demonstrate conducting a man-in-the-middle attack with bettercap, configuring Kali Linux to intercept traffic between Windows 10 and a router, and exploring recon and arp spoofing basics.
Demonstrates ARP spoofing with Bettercap against a Windows 10 target, setting the spoof target, starting arpspoof, and enabling forwarding to capture traffic and redirect to a custom page.
Learn social engineering tactics to redirect users from legitimate pages to fake ones using ARP spoofing and DNS spoofing, test securing web servers, and understand risks of open wifi.
Capture and analyze network packets with Wireshark on Kali Linux, applying filters to identify DNS and ARP data, TCP streams, and other important information in a wired network.
Execute a man-in-the-middle attack, use wireshark to capture and analyze packets, and extract login credentials (admin, password) from http post data during a simulated web login.
Detect arp spoofing and arp poisoning on your network using a Windows tool to monitor IP and MAC addresses, detect arpspoof attempts, and prevent man-in-the-middle attacks with a VPN.
Identify suspicious network activity with Wireshark on Windows, install and configure the tool, and monitor arp requests for signs of arp poisoning and spoofing using Kali Linux demonstrations.
Install Npcap and the net talker, scan Ethernet or Wi‑Fi adapters, and identify devices by IP and MAC addresses to sniff packets, block or redirect access, and export logs.
Identify system vulnerabilities by scanning for open ports, misconfigurations, and user mistakes, then test access using a Kali Linux and Metasploitable setup, Zenmap, and social engineering techniques.
This lecture demonstrates identifying an ftp vulnerability with anonymous login in a lab, using the metasploit framework to simulate an exploit and explore the compromised system.
Exploit a vulnerable metasploitable system with metasploit, identify open ports such as 139, and gain a root session to demonstrate ethical hacking skills.
Explore real-world vulnerability exploitation on metasploitable by scanning networks with nmap, identifying open ports such as 21 and 5432, and using msf console with PostgreSQL and meterpreter payloads.
This lecture shows installing Veil on Kali Linux in a virtual setup, cloning the repository, installing git, and running the installer to bypass antivirus detection.
Explore veil's wheel interface on Kali Linux to load back doors and create custom payloads, navigate with list and use commands, and preview payload options for future generation.
Create your first backdoor payload by selecting a payload, configuring host and port, generating the output file, and testing remote access and antivirus detection on Windows.
Explore how to evaluate backdoor payloads against antivirus software using online scanners like VirusTotal, compare vendor detections, and discuss security and ethical considerations, including social engineering risks.
Demonstrates capturing Windows sessions using Metasploit, generating and hosting a backdoor payload, and managing Meterpreter sessions through a multi handler workflow.
Explore msf venom to create payloads, trojans, and backdoors, and gain remote access to Windows, Android, and Linux systems in this ethical hacking bootcamp.
Explore Android security testing in a lab setup, using visor to mirror screens, Kali Linux, MSF Venom to generate Android payloads, and Meterpreter sessions.
Are you ready to dive into the world of ethical hacking and cybersecurity? This comprehensive course is designed to take you from a beginner to an advanced penetration tester, equipping you with the skills needed to identify vulnerabilities, exploit weaknesses, and secure systems against real-world cyber threats. Using Kali Linux, VirtualBox, and industry-standard hacking tools, you'll gain hands-on experience with network attacks, Wi-Fi hacking, web penetration testing, SQL injection, and post-exploitation techniques.
We begin by setting up a hacking lab, installing Kali Linux, Metasploitable, and Windows, and learning essential Linux commands. You'll then explore network penetration testing, including MAC address spoofing, deauthentication attacks, and packet sniffing. In the wireless hacking section, you'll discover how hackers crack WPA/WPA2 encryption, capture handshakes, and use wordlist attacks to gain access. You’ll also master MITM (Man-in-the-Middle) attacks, ARP spoofing, and advanced techniques using Bettercap and Wireshark.
As you progress, you’ll move into website penetration testing, where you’ll exploit file inclusion vulnerabilities, SQL injection flaws, and command execution weaknesses. The course also covers MySQL database manipulation, SQLMap automation, and hacking user credentials. In the final sections, you'll explore post-exploitation tactics, creating backdoors, keyloggers, and remote access Trojans (RATs), along with social engineering techniques used by attackers.
By the end of this course, you'll have a strong foundation in ethical hacking and the confidence to conduct penetration tests or secure systems professionally. Whether you're an aspiring cybersecurity expert, IT professional, or developer, this course will equip you with real-world hacking techniques while ensuring you understand how to defend against cyber threats.
Disclaimer: This course is for educational purposes only. All hacking techniques are taught with the intent of strengthening security and must be used ethically and legally.