The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced!

Install VirtualBox guest additions to enable full screen mode in a Linux virtual machine; learn basic terminal commands, update sources, install Linux headers, and run the guest additions installer.

learn footprinting concepts, including active and passive methods, and apply google hacking techniques to find web sites with vulnerable user inputs using dorks and the google hacking database.

Learn to use the harvester email harvesting tool to search a domain for emails and hosts, configure Google as the engine with a configurable result limit, and troubleshoot execution.

Learn to intercept and modify web traffic with Burp Suite, examine get and post requests and responses, forward and alter packets and cookies to test authentication and privacy controls.

Explore WhatWeb and DirB as essential reconnaissance tools to identify web technologies and exposed directories, then apply findings to plan testing with Burp Suite, including cross-site scripting considerations.

Set Burp Suite as a proxy to intercept traffic and map the target with Burp Spider, then perform a forgot password test to discover usernames using Burp Intruder sniper payloads.

Brute force a login page using Burp Suite intruder with cluster bomb, feeding user and password lists, intercepting post requests, and identifying successful credentials by server responses.

Use Hydra to perform a post-form brute-force attack against a login page, iterating usernames and passwords from lists, and extract the target path from the captured packet.

Explore exploiting command injection to execute arbitrary commands, establish a reverse net cat connection, and gain remote access to a Linux victim, including verifying ip addresses and config outputs.

Explore the basics of SQL injection, how databases store user data, and core SQL commands such as select, insert, update, delete, and drop, with practical login scenarios.

Learn how to perform manual sql injection to enumerate the database name, discover tables and columns, and reveal user credentials and hashed passwords, including basic hash decryption concepts.

Explore blind sql injection for vulnerable web apps and the brute-force method to discover database names, then automate injections with sqlmap using -u and -p options.

Master xml and xpath injection by analyzing how unfiltered user input can be interpreted as code, and practice exploiting a movie search app with Burp Suite and manual steps.

Demonstrates stored cross-site scripting and contrasts it with reflected cross-site scripting, showing how vulnerable pages store scripts, steal cookies, and enable session hijacking via guestbook inputs.

Crack wifi handshakes with Hashcat by converting cap files to hccapx, using hash type 2500 and a rockyou wordlist, while monitoring GPU temperatures.

Learn to generate targeted password lists using crunch and a Python-based password profiler, download tools from repositories, and run interactive prompts to build dictionaries for ethical hacking practice.

Install Fluxion from GitHub to automate creating an evil twin access point, install required components, and run the program to configure a captive portal for credential capture.

Explore how to obtain a Meterpreter session via command injection by creating a reverse shell with MSF venom, hosting it on Apache, and delivering it to the target.

Install wine on Linux to run Windows programs and prepare for Windows exploits, using Python integration and 32-bit setup, with focus on eternal blue and Windows 7 targets.

Explore encoders and hex editor techniques to craft a Windows reverse shell payload and study antivirus bypass strategies in ethical hacking.

Learn how to prevent privilege escalation on Windows by enabling always notify for User Account Control, blocking common bypass techniques demonstrated with exploit modules.

Explore post exploitation modules after gaining system access, including packet sniffing with the sniffer, arp scanning, credential dumping, and enumerating installed applications and logged-on users on Windows targets.

Learn to configure and use an ARP spoofing tool to perform a man-in-the-middle attack, sniff HTTP traffic, and understand interface and gateway settings that influence targeting.