Hack Network PCs

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Peter A

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.html

2. Hack Linux PCs

1. FTP.mp4

09:19

2. Exploit FTP.mp4

06:09

3. SSH.mp4

04:07

4. Exploit SSH.mp4

03:57

3. Hack Windows PCs

1. SMB (Shared Folders).mp4

02:52

2. SMB Null Session Attack.mp4

03:15

3. SMB Hack Windows XP.mp4

10:08

Description

Hack that Network!

What You'll Learn?

Hacking PCs on the Network
Hack using FTP
Hack using SSH
Hack using Shared Folders (Windows)

Who is this for?

Beginner Ethical Hackers

What You Need to Know?

No prior knowledge required

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Description
Network PC's are devices that allow users to connect their computers to the internet via the (wireless) networks. There are many different types of network pc's including desktop pcs, wifi routers and others. These devices are commonly used in homes, businesses, and public places.
In this course you will learn how to hack PCs on your network. These pcs should expose something to the network, before we can hack them. That can be a shared folder, secure shell access (ssh) or another application. We will not hack at the operating system (OS)Â level, but instead on the application level. This is not a WiFi hacking course, instead what you learn in this course is hacking computers inside the network. If you have computers in your network, they most likely can be hacked.
It's recommended that you have some Linux knowledge before starting this course. You should have Kali Linux at hands. Kali Linux is a Linux system that has many Computer Security and Ethical Hacking tools. Some of these tools are command-line only and others are full desktop apps. You will learn how to use some of these tools in this course.
If you want to learn more about Ethical Hacking, this course is for you!
Who this course is for:
Beginner Ethical Hackers

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Ethical Hacker with Software Development background. I first started programming long ago as a hobby and along the way learned many things. I've programmed in basic, c++, java and many other languages. I'm programming as a hobby. I've used a variety of operating systems and also database systems. I'm here to share my experience. Then I got into Ethical Hacking

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