Learn Network Hacking in 2025: Attacking Network Components

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Aleksa Tamburkovski

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1 - Introduction

1 -Welcome To The Course!.mp4

03:56

2 -How To Follow This Course.mp4

04:24

3 - Note 1.html

3 - Note 2.html

2 - Denial Of Service Attack

1 -DDoS Attacks Theory.mp4

09:24

2 -Denial of Service In Practice.mp4

19:26

2 -ddos.zip

2 -vulnerable http server.zip

3 - Bypassing Routers WhitelistBlacklist

1 -MAC address Spoofing Theory.mp4

05:23

2 -Bypassing Blacklist with spoof-mac.mp4

11:26

4 - Man In The Middle Attack (MITM)

1 -MITM Explained.mp4

07:25

2 -Arp Spoofing In Practice.mp4

13:40

3 -Stealing Credentials with MITM Attack.mp4

07:18

5 - DNS Attacks

1 -Existing DNS Attacks Explained.mp4

08:55

2 -DNS Spoofing Example.mp4

19:27

2 -dnsspoof.zip

3 -Establishing Reverse Shell Through DNS Tunneling.mp4

10:01

6 - Vulnerabilities In ProtocolsNetwork Components

1 -Zero Day Vulnerabilities In Protocols Explained.mp4

07:04

2 -Exploiting IPv6 Vulnerability.mp4

16:24

7 - DHCP Attacks

1 -DHCP Attacks Theory.mp4

07:12

2 -DHCP Starvation.mp4

16:50

2 -dhcpstarve.zip

3 -Rogue DHCP.mp4

08:03

8 - Router Hacking

1 -Common Router Vulnerabilities.mp4

07:01

2 -Hacking Router With Various Methods.mp4

10:57

9 - Weak Cryptography

1 -Vulnerable Encryption Protocols.mp4

05:41

2 -Exploiting Vulnerable Encryption.mp4

17:45

2 -breakcaesar.zip

2 -breakxor.zip

2 -caesarcipher.zip

2 -xor.zip

10 - Manually Exploiting Application Over The Network

1 -Project Exploiting Application Over The Network To Gain Reverse Shell.mp4

03:31

2 -Writing Exploit Part 1.mp4

21:37

2 -client.zip

2 -vulnerable server.zip

3 -Writing Exploit Part 2.mp4

14:18

4 -Writing Exploit Part 3.mp4

09:37

11 - Protecting The Network

1 -How To Protect Your Network.mp4

07:55

2 -ARP Spoof IDSIPS.mp4

31:29

2 -arpspoofdetectandprotect.zip

2 -arp detect.zip

3 -Router Security Settings.mp4

05:52

3 - Writing IDSIPS Rules with Snort.html

4 - Wireshark.html

12 - Bonus Section Learn Networking Basics

1 -What is Networking.mp4

02:44

2 -OSI Model.mp4

09:20

3 -Encapsulation & Decapsulation.mp4

11:11

4 -IPv4 Explained.mp4

09:27

5 -IPv6 Explained.mp4

08:39

6 -IPv4 vs IPv6.mp4

08:26

7 -Subnetting.mp4

06:37

8 -IP Protocol Types.mp4

05:08

9 -What are Ports.mp4

04:15

10 -HTTP, HTTPS.mp4

03:21

11 -DHCP.mp4

05:47

12 -DNS.mp4

09:04

13 -Networking Devices.mp4

13:01

14 -MAC address.mp4

04:37

15 -ARP.mp4

04:31

Description

Master network hacking: Learn exploit dev, build custom tools, and use pre-made tools to level up your security skills!

What You'll Learn?

Common Network Vulnerabilities
Coding Python Hacking Tools To Test Network Security
Using Kali Linux Tools to perform Network Penetration Testing
Writing exploit from scratch for a Vulnerable Network Application
Using gdb debugger to reverse Engineer an application
Writing IDS/IPS rules for Network Traffic
Learning about DNS Vulnerabilities
Learning about common Router Vulnerabilities
Learning about DHCP Attacks
Showing Large Zero Day Vulnerability In Recent IPv6 Protocol
Using Virtual Machines To Demonstrate Attacks
Learning About Networking In General
Learning How To Protect Against Common Network Attacks
Many more things ...

Who is this for?

Anyone Interested In more Advance Hacking

Anyone Who Wants to Code Their Own Tools

Anyone Who Wants to Learn To Code Their Own Exploit

Anyone Generally Interested In Networking Vulnerabilities and Security

What You Need to Know?

Basic Networking Knowledge Is Needed But We Offer Bonus Networking Section Inside the Course

Basic Python Knowledge is Recommended But We Offer Free Resources For Learning

Minimum 8 GB Of Ram

Ability to Run Virtual Machines

More details

Description
In this Network Hacking course, you'll dive deep into both the theory and hands-on techniques used by ethical hackers to secure and exploit network infrastructures. Weâ€™ll start with the fundamentals, covering essential networking concepts and protocols, before moving into advanced topics like attacking key network componentsâ€”DNS, DHCP, routers, and more. Youâ€™ll learn how to execute powerful attacks such as Denial of Service (DoS), MAC spoofing, and exploiting applications over the network.
A unique feature of this course is its focus on coding your own hacking tools using Python, giving you the skills to automate attacks and craft custom solutions. Weâ€™ll also explore network security and protection strategies, including how to defend against ARP spoofing, write custom IDS/IPS rules, and secure routers to prevent unauthorized access. Whether youâ€™re a beginner or looking to expand your expertise, this course offers a hands-on, in-depth approach to mastering network hacking and securing networks against common threats.

Here is Overview of the topics that we will cover:
1) Introduction To The Course
2) Denial of Service Attack
3) Bypassing Routers Whitelist/Blacklist
4) Man InÂ The Middle Attack (MITM)
5) DNS Attacks
6) Vulnerabilities In Protocols/Network Components
7) DHCP Attacks
8) Router Hacking
9) WeakÂ Cryptography
10) Project: Manually Exploiting Application Over The Network
11)Â Protecting The Network
12) Bonus Section: LearnÂ Networking Basics
Who this course is for:
Anyone Interested In more Advance Hacking
Anyone Who Wants to Code Their Own Tools
Anyone Who Wants to Learn To Code Their Own Exploit
Anyone Generally Interested In Networking Vulnerabilities and Security

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Aleksa Tamburkovski

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Aleksa is a Penetration Tester with over 5 years of experience in Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security. As a self made hacker that started from a young age he has learned it all from Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security to Online Privacy and How To Become Anonymous Online.He has worked and discovered vulnerabilities for multiple companies and governments. He also worked as a freelancer that tested private web applications. He believes that Online Security and Privacy is something valuable but also that it doesn't get enough attention as many cyber attacks are being executed every single day! No System is Safe and that is why we are here to discover vulnerabilities and secure them before the bad guys attempt anything malicious.His main goal as an instructor is to teach the foundations of Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security to anyone who wants to pursue this as a career or wants to learn it to protect themselves online. Cyber attacks and online security is something that changes really fast so we as hackers must always be ready to learn new things in order to better protect Networks, Websites, Machines .. and also people!

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