The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced

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01.01-introduction to the course.mp4

04:43

02.01-installing virtualbox.mp4

15:37

02.02-installing kali linux.mp4

13:57

02.03-installing virtualbox guest additions.mp4

18:17

02.04-creating a bootable kali usb flash drive.mp4

05:00

02.05-important things to do after installing kali linux.mp4

08:32

03.01-basic commands 1.mp4

09:41

03.02-basic commands 2.mp4

21:06

03.03-basic commands 3.mp4

12:48

04.01-networking terminology.mp4

10:18

04.02-changing our ip and setting up your wireless adapter.mp4

04:53

04.03-hacking terminology.mp4

18:05

05.01-google hacking.mp4

13:11

05.02-whois information gathering.mp4

06:40

05.03-email harvesting.mp4

06:08

05.04-information gathering with shodan.mp4

10:25

05.05-dns zone transfers with dig.mp4

07:09

06.01-installing metasploitable.mp4

07:00

06.02-nmap-1.mp4

15:34

06.03-nmap-2.mp4

11:43

06.04-nmap-3.mp4

12:25

06.05-scanning with zenmap.mp4

07:55

06.06-tcp scans.mp4

15:53

06.07-bypassing firewalls with nmap.mp4

17:24

06.08-using nmap scripts-1.mp4

09:30

06.09-using nmap scripts-2.mp4

14:00

07.01-installing open web application security project (owasp).mp4

08:27

07.02-http requests.mp4

10:01

07.03-http responses.mp4

10:30

07.04-configuring burpsuite.mp4

12:51

07.05-modifying packets in burpsuite.mp4

12:21

07.06-whatweb and dirb.mp4

10:12

07.07-password recovery attacks.mp4

15:35

07.08-brute force attacks with burpsuite.mp4

11:06

07.09-brute force attacks with hydra.mp4

08:48

07.10-session fixation.mp4

13:55

07.11-injection attacks.mp4

05:35

07.12-command injection.mp4

11:10

07.13-exploiting command injection.mp4

07:44

07.14-finding blind command injection.mp4

13:46

07.15-sql basics.mp4

10:27

07.16-manual sql injection-1.mp4

13:17

07.17-manual sql injection-2.mp4

21:00

07.18-sqlmap basics.mp4

16:37

07.19-xml injection.mp4

16:00

07.20-installing extreme cloud administration toolkit (xcat) and preventing injection attacks.mp4

05:53

07.21-reflected cross-site scripting (xss).mp4

10:52

07.22-stored xss.mp4

12:01

07.23-modifying html code with xss.mp4

07:34

07.24-xsser and xsssniper.mp4

13:40

08.01-wireless attacks fundamentals.mp4

10:52

08.02-enabling monitor mode.mp4

04:41

08.03-capturing handshakes with airodump-ng.mp4

14:40

08.04-rockou.txt wordlist.mp4

14:00

08.05-cracking passwords with aircrack-ng.mp4

15:35

08.06-cracking passwords with hashcat.mp4

15:00

08.07-making password lists with crunch.mp4

18:22

08.08-making password lists with cupp.mp4

07:12

08.09-rainbow tables-1.mp4

16:36

08.10-rainbow tables-2.mp4

05:40

08.11-installing fluxion.mp4

06:20

08.12-finding and cracking hidden networks.mp4

08:22

08.13-preventing wireless attacks.mp4

08:00

09.01-the metasploit console.mp4

16:10

09.02-metasploit modules explained.mp4

12:14

09.03-brute forcing ssh with metasploit.mp4

15:20

09.04-exploiting apache tomcat with metasploit.mp4

08:53

09.05-getting a meterpreter session with command injection.mp4

25:08

09.06-php code injection.mp4

05:46

09.07-exploiting metasploitable2.mp4

07:00

09.08-wine installation.mp4

12:04

09.09-crafting windows payloads with msfvenom.mp4

10:04

09.10-encoders and hexeditor.mp4

18:45

09.11-windows 10 meterpreter session.mp4

12:01

09.12-meterpreter environment.mp4

11:30

09.13-windows 10 privilege escalation.mp4

11:30

09.14-preventing privilege escalation.mp4

06:23

09.15-post exploitation modules.mp4

14:13

09.16-getting a meterpreter session over the internet with port forwarding.mp4

10:43

09.17-eternalblue exploit.mp4

20:20

09.18-persistence module.mp4

13:19

09.19-hacking over the internet with ngrok.mp4

10:26

09.20-creating android payloads with msfvenom.mp4

09:55

09.21-the real hacking begins now.mp4

02:26

10.01-arp protocol basics.mp4

10:30

10.02-mitm attacks explained.mp4

07:22

10.03-installing mitmf.mp4

06:38

10.04-manual arp spoofing.mp4

12:50

10.05-problems while installing mitmf.mp4

06:21

10.06-http traffic sniffing.mp4

08:32

10.07-dns spoofing and https password sniffing.mp4

24:20

10.08-hooking browsers with beef.mp4

16:04

10.09-taking a screenshot of the targets browser.mp4

11:03

10.10-cloning any webpage.mp4

08:56

10.11-man in the middle attack-ettercap basics.mp4

07:00

11.01-variables.mp4

13:45

11.02-raw input.mp4

10:49

11.03-if else statement.mp4

10:20

11.04-for loop.mp4

06:33

11.05-while loop.mp4

08:24

11.06-python lists.mp4

08:07

11.07-functions.mp4

14:33

11.08-classes.mp4

10:25

11.09-importing libraries.mp4

07:01

11.10-files in python.mp4

11:44

11.11-try and except rule.mp4

05:14

12.01-the theory behind reverse shell.mp4

06:50

12.02-simple server code.mp4

12:43

12.03-connection with reverse shell.mp4

07:10

12.04-sending and receiving messages.mp4

10:49

12.05-sending messages using the while loop.mp4

07:54

12.06-executing commands on the target system.mp4

09:37

12.07-fixing backdoor bugs and adding functions.mp4

20:10

12.08-installing pyinstaller.mp4

02:26

12.09-first performance test of your backdoor.mp4

18:01

12.10-trying to connect every 20 seconds.mp4

12:26

12.11-creating persistence part 1.mp4

06:12

12.12-creating persistence part 2.mp4

16:50

12.13-changing directory.mp4

11:55

12.14-uploading and downloading files.mp4

22:32

12.15-downloading files from the internet.mp4

22:45

12.16-starting programs from our backdoor.mp4

06:47

12.17-capturing screenshot on target pc.mp4

18:46

12.18-embedding backdoor in image part 1.mp4

13:29

12.19-embedding backdoor in image part 2.mp4

08:40

12.20-checking for administrator privileges.mp4

12:11

12.21-adding help option.mp4

08:52

13.01-importing pynput.mp4

10:24

13.02-simple keylogger.mp4

10:00

13.03-adding report function.mp4

10:36

13.04-writing keystrokes to a file.mp4

14:00

13.05-adding keylogger to your reverse shell part 1.mp4

23:01

13.06-adding keylogger to your reverse shell part 2.mp4

07:42

13.07-final project test.mp4

14:26

14.01-printing banner.mp4

11:21

14.02-adding available options.mp4

11:16

14.03-starting threads for brute force.mp4

08:26

14.04-making function to run the attack.mp4

11:05

14.05-brute forcing router login.mp4

09:40

14.06-bypassing antivirus with all your future programs.mp4

13:43

14.07-sending malware with spoofed email.mp4

15:16

Description

Are you looking to pursue a career in cybersecurity and want to master the art of penetration testing? You’ve come to the right place. With this carefully tailored and structured video course, you’ll grasp the basic and advanced topics of penetration testing with ease.

The course starts by taking you through the process of setting up a penetration testing lab. Next, you’ll become familiar with the Linux OS and Linux commands and explore the basic concepts of TCP/IP and the OSI model. Moving along, you’ll learn how to gather information about computer systems and networks passively and actively and use the Metasploit tool to perform privilege escalation. Next, you’ll perform web application pen testing and learn modern techniques to exploit common web application vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and command injection. You’ll also learn how to perform wireless network pen testing to crack Wi-Fi passwords using Aircrack-ng, capturing packets, traffic sniffing, and Hashcat. Towards the end, you’ll grasp the fundamentals of Python programming and develop offensive Python tools for pen testing and automation.

By the end of this course, you’ll have developed all the essentials skills needed for ethical hacking and penetration testing.

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