CompTIA Pentest+ (PT0-002) Cert Prep: 3 Attacks and Exploits

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Michael Solomon

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01 - 1. Network-Based Attacks

01 - Exploit resources and network attacks.mp4

04:37

02 - Network-based exploits.mp4

07:07

03 - FTP exploit demo.mp4

08:14

04 - Man-in-the-middle exploits.mp4

07:06

05 - Labtainers lab TCPIP attacks.mp4

02:09

06 - Labtainers lab ARP spoof attack.mp4

01:53

07 - Labtainers lab Local DNS attacks.mp4

01:47

08 - Labtainers lab MACs and hash functions.mp4

01:19

02 - 2. Wireless and RF Attacks

01 - Wireless exploits, part 1.mp4

13:17

02 - Wireless exploits, part 2.mp4

02:46

03 - Antennas.mp4

03:48

03 - 3. Web and Database Attacks

01 - OWASP Top 10.mp4

08:40

02 - Application exploits, part 1.mp4

05:34

03 - SQL injection demo.mp4

08:41

04 - Labtainers lab SQL injection.mp4

02:38

05 - Application exploits, part 2.mp4

08:02

06 - Application exploits, part 3.mp4

09:11

07 - Cross-site scripting demo.mp4

07:00

08 - Labtainers lab Cross-site scripting.mp4

01:36

09 - Labtainers lab Cross-site request forgery.mp4

01:14

10 - Code vulnerabilities.mp4

16:36

11 - API attacks and attack resources.mp4

06:28

12 - Privilege escalation Linux.mp4

09:37

13 - Privilege escalation Windows.mp4

06:09

14 - Miscellaneous privilege escalation.mp4

07:54

15 - Miscellaneous local host vulnerabilities.mp4

08:05

04 - 4. Attacking the Cloud

01 - Cloud attacks, part 1.mp4

04:50

02 - Cloud attacks, part 2.mp4

04:39

05 - 5. Specialized and Fragile Systems

01 - Mobile attacks.mp4

10:25

02 - IoT attacks.mp4

10:18

03 - Data storage and management interface attacks.mp4

08:58

04 - Virtual and containerized environment attacks.mp4

07:31

05 - Labtainers lab Industrial control system.mp4

01:51

06 - 6. Social Engineering and Physical Attacks

01 - Pretext for a social engineering attack.mp4

02:31

02 - Remote social engineering.mp4

06:10

03 - Spear phishing demo.mp4

10:09

04 - In-person social engineering.mp4

11:45

05 - Physical security.mp4

11:17

07 - 7. Post-Exploitation

01 - Post-exploitation techniques.mp4

11:07

02 - Post-exploitation tools.mp4

03:22

03 - Network segmentation testing.mp4

03:00

04 - Persistence and stealth.mp4

10:45

05 - Detection avoidance techniques.mp4

06:16

Description

A successful pen test requires planning, information gathering, and well-orchestrated execution. But how do you ensure that your attacks are effective when there are so many available options to choose from? In this course, instructor Michael Solomon helps you prepare for the third domain of the CompTIA PenTest+ (PT0-002) certification exam, walking you through the best practices for launching common attacks and exploits. Learn why having a large repository of exploit input information makes it easier to chain exploits together and carry out more sophisticated attacks. Along the way, get exam tips from Michael on pen testing tools, reporting and communication, network-based attacks, wireless and RF attacks, web and database attacks, attacking the cloud, specialized and fragile systems, social engineering, physical attacks, post-exploitation, and more.

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Michael Solomon is a security speaker, consultant, trainer, and project manager. Michael specializes in development and assessment security topics. An IT professional and consultant since 1987, Michael has worked on projects or trained for more than 60 major companies and organizations. As a project manager, Michael has led software projects with EarthLink, Schumacher, Nike, as well as content development and training projects with LearnKey. As an author, Michael has contributed to various security certification books with LANWrights/iLearning.

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