Penetration Testing Tools Online Training

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Bob Salmans

19:08:43

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1. Pentesting Reconnaissance.mp4

05:16

2. Pentesting Reconnaissance Tools.mp4

09:09

3. Domain Information Tools.mp4

12:22

4. IP and DNS Information Tools.mp4

06:58

5. Combination OSINT Tools.mp4

08:29

6. Breach Data Tools.mp4

04:55

7. Pentesting Reconnaissance Review.mp4

02:49

8. Intro to Pentesting Enumeration.mp4

09:20

9. Pentest Enumeration Tools.mp4

09:35

10. Basic NMAP Commands.mp4

05:15

11. Ping Scans with NMAP.mp4

04:09

12. Scanning TCP and UDP with NMAP.mp4

05:55

13. Identifying Host Attributes with NMAP.mp4

08:12

14. Using NMAP Scripts.mp4

05:48

15. Bypassing Firewalls with NMAP.mp4

05:43

16. Intro to Enumerating Services and Vulnerabilities.mp4

02:05

17. Enumerating with Port Scanners.mp4

14:59

18. Enumerating Web Servers.mp4

12:22

19. Enumerating SMB and Shares.mp4

08:52

20. Enumerating Vulnerabilities with Nessus.mp4

16:25

21. Automating Enumeration.mp4

07:51

22. Pentest Enumeration Review.mp4

03:09

23. Social Engineering Anatomy.mp4

09:01

24. Social Engineering Attacks.mp4

07:41

25. Social Engineering Tools.mp4

08:20

26. Social Engineering Toolkit.mp4

15:35

27. Using WifiPhisher.mp4

03:40

28. Pharming With ShellPhish.mp4

05:33

29. Social Engineering Review.mp4

03:55

30. Exploits and Payloads.mp4

08:01

31. Moving Files With PwnDrop.mp4

11:41

32. Transferring Files with SMB and SCP.mp4

09:08

33. Working With Exploits.mp4

16:09

34. Working With Payloads.mp4

08:58

35. Exploits and Payloads Review.mp4

02:36

36. Intro to the Metasploit Framework.mp4

04:27

37. Metasploit Startup and Workspaces.mp4

06:53

38. Metasploit Modules.mp4

10:10

39. Metasploit Options and Payloads.mp4

09:54

40. Managing Metasploit Sessions.mp4

03:24

41. Using Meterpreter.mp4

09:46

42. Metasploit Framework Review.mp4

02:15

43. Network Based Attacks and Tools.mp4

11:26

44. How Attacks Against ARP Work.mp4

05:49

45. ARP Poisoning Attack.mp4

08:12

46. How DNS Cache Poisoning Works.mp4

02:56

47. DNS Cache Poisoning Attack.mp4

06:08

48. VLAN Hopping Attacks.mp4

04:26

49. Bypassing Network Access Control.mp4

05:29

50. Network Based Attacks Review.mp4

06:40

51. Host Protocol Attacks and Tools Overview.mp4

05:29

52. Server Message Block (SMB) Protocol.mp4

04:26

53. Attacking the SMB Protocol.mp4

13:09

54. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).mp4

05:29

55. Exploiting the SNMP Protocol.mp4

13:08

56. Denial of Service Attacks.mp4

05:06

57. Analyzing the LLMNR Protocol.mp4

04:28

58. Attacking the LLMNR Protocol.mp4

06:19

59. Host Protocol Attacks and Tools Review.mp4

03:54

60. Wireless and Mobile Device Attacks and Tools.mp4

09:01

61. Sniffing Wireless Data.mp4

06:23

62. Wireless Analysis With Kismet.mp4

07:20

63. Wireless Deauthentication Attacks.mp4

03:57

64. Cracking WPA2 Preshared Keys.mp4

04:50

65. Wireless Evil Twin Attack.mp4

08:22

66. Automated Wifi Attack Tools.mp4

06:37

67. Section Review.mp4

04:22

68. OWASP Top 10 (1 thru 3).mp4

11:07

69. OWASP Top 10 (4 thru 6).mp4

07:34

70. OWASP Top 10 (7 thru 10).mp4

09:38

71. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF).mp4

04:31

72. SQL Injection Attacks.mp4

04:28

73. File Inclusion Vulnerabilities.mp4

08:08

74. Additional Web App Vulnerabilities and Attacks.mp4

06:28

75. Web Application Pentesting.mp4

03:43

76. OWASP ZAP.mp4

11:47

77. Attack Scans Using OWASP ZAP.mp4

05:01

78. Brute Force Attack Using OWASP ZAP.mp4

06:55

79. SQL Injection Using SQLmap.mp4

12:40

80. Local and Remote File Inclusion Attacks.mp4

08:14

81. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks.mp4

06:25

82. Bind and Reverse Shells.mp4

08:54

83. The Power of Web Shells.mp4

11:14

84. Working With Bind and Reverse Shells.mp4

07:16

85. Shell One-Liners.mp4

05:41

86. Spawning Meterpreter Shells.mp4

13:24

87. Log Poisoning for a Shell.mp4

06:17

88. Windows Privilege Escalation Pt.1.mp4

08:01

89. Windows Privilege Escalation Pt.2.mp4

06:45

90. Getting a Windows Shell.mp4

09:06

91. Windows Local Host Enumeration.mp4

09:06

92. Windows Unquoted Service Path Vulnerability.mp4

09:54

93. Windows Local Exploit Privilege Escalation.mp4

12:33

94. Introduction to Privilege Escalation.mp4

10:01

95. Linux Privilege Escalation Pt.1.mp4

07:06

96. Linux Privilege Escalation Pt.2.mp4

07:55

97. Linux Shell Escalation.mp4

06:40

98. Linux Local Host Enumeration.mp4

09:59

99. Linux Privilege Escalation Via Cron Jobs.mp4

09:20

100. Linux SUID and SUDO privilege escalation.mp4

08:10

101. Linux Local Exploit Privilege Escalation.mp4

11:44

102. Physical Pentest Documents.mp4

08:52

103. Reconnaissance and Planning.mp4

06:36

104. Physical Pentest Tools.mp4

14:26

105. Getting Inside.mp4

07:00

106. Continuing From the Inside.mp4

08:22

107. Physical Pentest Report.mp4

06:50

108. Credential Attacks Pt.1.mp4

07:13

109Credential Attacks Pt.2.mp4

09:40

110. Creating Custom Wordlists.mp4

12:43

111. Performing a Brute Force Attack.mp4

08:14

112. Cracking Hashed Passwords.mp4

11:26

113. Executing a Pass the Hash Attack.mp4

04:00

114. Credential Harvesting and PrivEsc in the Cloud.mp4

14:31

115. Running PACU.mp4

11:22

116. Misconfigured Cloud Assets.mp4

09:22

117. Running CloudSploit.mp4

07:44

118. Resource Exhaustion, Malware Injection and API Attacks.mp4

07:07

119. Side Channel and Direct-To-Origin Attacks.mp4

07:19

120. Additional Cloud Pentesting Tools.mp4

04:55

121. Mobile Device Attacks.mp4

05:13

122. Mobile Device Vulnerabilities.mp4

12:39

123. Mobile Security Tools.mp4

06:00

124. Internet of Things (IoT) Devices.mp4

08:03

125. Data Storage System Vulnerabilities.mp4

08:44

126. SCADA, IIoT and ICS Vulnerabilities.mp4

05:30

127. Virtual Environment Vulnerabilities.mp4

06:08

128. Establishing Persistence.mp4

05:09

129. Lateral Movement.mp4

09:17

130. Data Exfiltration.mp4

07:04

131. Covering Your Tracks.mp4

06:19

132. Linux Post Exploit Activities.mp4

10:43

133. Windows Post Exploit Activities.mp4

10:59

134. Analyze a Basic Script.mp4

05:43

135. Scripting Basics.mp4

09:01

136. Assigning Values to Variables.mp4

08:31

137. Operating on Variables with Operators.mp4

07:00

138. Branching Code with Conditionals.mp4

09:12

139. Reapeating Code with Loops.mp4

11:21

140. Handling Errors in Code.mp4

07:15

141. Intro.mp4

01:16

142. Analyzing PING Scripts.mp4

14:54

143. Downloading Files with Scripts.mp4

04:41

144. Automation with Scripts.mp4

11:15

145. Updating IP Settings with a Script.mp4

06:24

146. NMAP Reports in HTML.mp4

06:44

Description

This intermediate Penetration Testing Tools training prepares learners to recognize when to use different tools and software to round out their penetration testing repertoire and provide an understanding of a target's vulnerabilities. This training is also associated with the CompTIA PenTest+ certification.

In the world of network and system security, few subjects carry as much excitement or mystery as penetration testing. But penetration testing has a dirty little secret: a lot of the work is done with industry tools. Sure they're not fire-and-forget or mindless seek-and-destroy missiles, but a lot of the mystique that surrounds penetration tests can, in fact, be duplicated.

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This Penetration Testing Tools training familiarizes security technicians with many of the tools that can be used to carry out penetration tests and secure networks against real threats.

For anyone who leads a technology team, this CompTIA training can be used to onboard new security technicians, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.

Penetration Testing Tools: What You Need to Know

This Penetration Testing Tools training has videos that cover topics such as:

Identifying vulnerabilities and building a plan of attack
Exploiting targets revealed in scans and attacking devices
Deploying industry pentest tools like Kali, network mappers, password crackers, and more

Who Should Take Penetration Testing Tools Training?

This Penetration Testing Tools training is considered foundational-level CompTIA training, which means it was designed for security technicians. This pentration testing skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with penetration testing tools and experienced security technicians looking to validate their CompTIA skills.

New or aspiring security technicians. For brand new security technicians, this Penetration Testing Tools training might be slightly specialized -- there are fundamentals about network security that will provide a better foundation for a career at the very outset. However, learning how to use the tools used in penetration tests can make you a better network security operator and can eventually lead to getting placed on pentest teams -- prepare for that eventuality with this training.

Experienced security technicians. If you've been working as a security technician for several years and you've been itching to advance in your career into doing penetration tests, this training will familiarize you with the tools that make them happen. Some are open source, others are paid products, but knowing the tools that support penetration testing can prepare you for the more advanced work of pentests and secure your place on those teams.

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I love seeing and helping people advance through life. It's my small part in contributing to the advancement of the security community.

Bob got his start in IT after enlisting in the United States Navy and being assigned to a network engineer role. He brings seven years of IT training experience to CBT Nuggets along with over 20 years of IT experience. Bob was a security team lead for a managed services provider before joining CBTN. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, and metal and woodworking.

Certifications: Microsoft MCSE, Cisco CCNP, Cisco CCDP, Cisco CCNA Security, CISSP, CCSP, GPEN, CISA, CISM, CompTIA Security+, CompTIA CySA+, CompTIA Pentest+

Areas of expertise: Information security, networking, active directory, Linux

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