Attacks and Exploits: Network and Application Attacks for CompTIA Pentest+

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Matthew Lloyd Davies

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:27

02. Exploring Attacks and Exploits

02. Exploring Attacks and Exploits.mp4

10:01

03. Attacks against Confidentiality.mp4

04:46

04. Attacks against Integrity.mp4

04:06

05. Attacks against Availability.mp4

05:17

06. Exploit Chaining.mp4

03:20

07. Demo-Researching and Performing Attacks.mp4

06:34

08. Exam Essentials.mp4

01:45

03. Network Attacks

09. Network Attacks.mp4

00:39

10. ARP Spoofing.mp4

05:07

11. MAC Spoofing.mp4

04:37

12. Switch Spoofing.mp4

01:39

13. Replay and Relay Attacks.mp4

04:09

14. SMB Relay Attack.mp4

02:30

15. DNS Attacks.mp4

08:22

16. Demo-LLMNR NBT-NS Poisoning.mp4

01:28

17. Exam Essentials.mp4

01:50

04. Password Attacks

18. Password Attacks.mp4

01:52

19. Account Lockout.mp4

06:23

20. Obtaining Password Representations.mp4

10:53

21. Pass-the-hash.mp4

01:46

22. Password Cracking.mp4

06:05

23. Kerberoasting.mp4

04:06

24. Demo-Obtaining Credentials and Cracking Passwords.mp4

03:40

25. Exam Essentials.mp4

02:44

05. Wireless Attacks

26. Wireless Attacks.mp4

03:47

27. The Aircrack-ng Suite.mp4

07:54

28. Demo-Eavesdropping on 802.11 Probe Requests.mp4

02:59

29. Evil Twin and Captive Portal.mp4

07:57

30. WPS Pin Attacks.mp4

03:58

31. Demo-The Pixie Dust Attack.mp4

03:07

32. Bluetooth Attacks.mp4

04:03

33. RFID Cloning.mp4

04:16

34. Exam Essentials.mp4

03:53

06. Application Attacks

35. Application Attacks.mp4

03:10

36. Web Proxies.mp4

03:12

37. The OWASP Top 10.mp4

05:14

38. Server-side Request Forgery.mp4

05:30

39. Injection Attacks.mp4

09:36

40. Demo-Injection Attacks.mp4

04:28

41. Cross-site Request Forgery and Unsecure Code Practices.mp4

04:48

42. Authentication and Authorization Vulnerabilities.mp4

06:02

43. API Attacks.mp4

07:07

44. Demo-Application Vulnerabilities.mp4

04:24

45. Exam Essentials.mp4

03:58

Description

In this course you’ll develop the knowledge and skills required to research attack vectors and perform attacks against networks, Wi-Fi assets, and applications in preparation for the CompTIA Pentest+ exam.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, Attacks and Exploits: Network and Application Attacks for CompTIA Pentest+, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills required to research attack vectors and perform attacks against various technologies. First, you’ll explore how to exploit wired networks using, amongst other things, on-path, relay, and spoofing attacks. Next, you’ll discover how to compromise wireless networks to sniff sensitive information, hijack web sessions, and spoof bluetooth connections. Finally, you’ll learn how to compromise applications by exploiting vulnerabilities and using injection attacks, and by performing API attacks. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to research attack vectors and perform attacks against networks, Wi-Fi assets, and applications in preparation for the CompTIA Pentest+ exam.

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Penetration Testing

CompTIA Pentest+

Matthew Lloyd Davies

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With a background in Chemical Engineering and a career meandering through explosives safety research and accident investigation, Matt is now a Principal inspector and Deputy Professional Lead for Cyber Security and Information Assurance at the Office for Nuclear Regulation in the UK. For 11 years he has regulated nuclear safety and nuclear security across the whole of the UK’s nuclear estate and is currently responsible for regulating cyber security and information assurance across various parts of the nuclear fuel cycle. He is also responsible for developing ONR’s CS&IA regulatory capacity and capability and, as a GIAC certified penetration tester and incident handler, is the lead for technical assurance activities. Matt has planned and run national cyber security exercises that have simulated cyber-attacks against industrial control systems and has run projects to develop new and novel techniques for conducting assurance activities against industrial control systems.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.