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What you’ll learn
- Understanding the basics of ethical hacking and the different types of hackers
- Learning the fundamentals of Linux operating system and how to use it for ethical hacking
- Conducting reconnaissance and gathering information using open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques
- Exploring the different tools and techniques used in ethical hacking
- Identifying vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks
- Understanding the different phases of ethical hacking, such as reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, and covering tracks
- Learning how to use Metasploit, a popular penetration testing framework
- Understanding how to exploit vulnerabilities using various techniques such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and buffer overflow
- Learning how to use Nmap, a powerful network scanner
- Understanding how to use Wireshark, a network protocol analyzer, to sniff network traffic
- Learning how to use Kali Linux, a popular ethical hacking operating system
- Learning how to use proxy tools such as Burp Suite and ZAP to intercept and modify HTTP requests and responses
- Understanding how to secure computer systems and networks from various threats
- Learning how to use social engineering techniques to gain access to systems and networks
- Learning how to use password cracking tools such as John the Ripper and Hashcat
- Understanding the different types of firewalls and how to bypass them
- Learning how to use virtual private networks (VPNs) to stay anonymous and secure online
- Understanding how to perform web application penetration testing
- Learning how to use Tor, a free and open-source software for anonymous communication
- Understanding how to write ethical hacking reports and present findings to clients.
- Learning how to use virtual machines for ethical hacking
- Understanding how to use network sniffers to capture and analyze network traffic
- Learning how to perform reconnaissance using Google Dorking
- Understanding how to use SSH (Secure Shell) for secure remote access to a system
- Learning how to use port scanning tools such as Nmap and Masscan
- Understanding how to use SQLmap to automate SQL injection attacks
- How to use Kali Linux and other tools to perform real-world hacking scenarios and penetration testing
- How to gather information on targets using advanced Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques
- Understanding the psychology and methodology of social engineering attacks
- How to use packet sniffing tools such as Wireshark to analyze and intercept network traffic
- The different types of malware, how to detect them, and how to remove them
- Understanding the importance of cryptography in securing data and communications
- How to perform wireless network penetration testing and exploit vulnerabilities
- How to identify and exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities in web applications
- Understanding how to use firewalls, IDS, IPS, and other security measures to defend against attacks
- How to bypass antivirus software and evade detection when performing hacking attacks
- The different types of denial-of-service attacks and how to mitigate them
- How to perform reverse engineering and analyze software for vulnerabilities
- Understanding the basics of network architecture and how to perform network mapping
- How to use password cracking tools and techniques to gain access to sensitive information
- How to use virtual machines to set up testing environments and safely perform hacking attacks
- How to use TOR and other anonymization tools to protect your privacy and remain anonymous online
- How to perform web application penetration testing and find vulnerabilities in popular web frameworks
- Understanding how to use steganography to hide data in images and other files
- How to use honeypots to detect and study the behavior of attackers
- How to write ethical hacking reports and communicate findings to clients.
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This course includes:
- 46 hours on-demand video
- 2 practice tests
- 111 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
Course content
62 sections • 343 lectures • 46h 5m total lengthCollapse all sections
Introduction and First Steps
- Being an Ethical Hacker
Introduction to Computer Engineering & Science
- How Computer Communicates
- Preparing Dev Env
- What happens when you use computer
Computer Arithmetic for Begineers
- How Addition Happens in Decimal
- Addition Arithmetic in Unsigned Integers
- Substraction in Decimal
- Substraction Arithmetic in Unsigned Integers
- Substraction Arithmetic in Signed Integers (Negative Numbers in Binary)
- Boolean Algebra
Electronics
- Introduction to Electronics for Hardware Engineers-1
- Logic Gates and Their Hardware Implementation
- Capacitors and Implementation in Circuits
- Why use Inductors on Motherboards at all
- Power Consumption and Transistors
- MOSFET transistors
- CMOS Switch in CPU’s
- Introduction to Logic Circuits
- Full Adders
Operating System
- Mastering Boot Starting Firmware Interfaces
- File Allocation Tables
Creating our ethical hacking lab
- Creating our Ethical Hacking Lab
- Getting Started
- Installing Virtual Machines
- Installing Kali
- Installing Metasploitable
Introduction to Networking
- What is network protocol and what it does
- Layers of TCPIP Model
- How emails sent and received over internet
- PDU Explained
- Basic Use of Switch and Data Transmission
- 2 Networks Talking with Router in Middle
Bypassing Network Access Control
- Introduction to Section and Fundamentals of Media Control Filtering
- Linux WAP and Bypassing Mac Filtering
Cybersecurity – Beginning
- Introduction to Passive Information Gathering
- What is Cybercrime
- Three Types of Cybercrime
- Examples to Cybercrime
- What is Cyber Security
- Firewalls
- Windows Firewall
- DMZ
- VPN
- Practice Test CSEH : Level 1
Vulnerability Assassment
- Introduction to Section
- Why is VulnScanning is BAD
OSINT
- Introduction to Passive Information Gathering
- Differences Between Recon and Footprinting
- Understanding Passive Information Gathering and OSINT
- Introduction to OSINT
- Principles of Recon
- Offensive OSINT
- Using SBLSTR for Finding Subdomains
- USUFY as Osint Tool
- Finding Deleted WebPages
- THRVSTR as Osint Tool
- Reverse Image Search
- GHDB
- GHDB Part 2
Storage Media – Module 1
- The History of Storage Media
- Magnetic Tape Drives
- Floppy Disks
- Optical Storage Media
- DVD
- Blu-ray
Storage Media – Module 2
- Flash Storage Media
- USB Flash Drives
- Flash Memory Card
Storage Media – Module 3
- Hard Disk Drives (HDD)
- Solid State Drives (SSD)
Starting with Basic Linux Commands – CSEH
- Understanding Linux Commands and Pipes
- What is a Command
- Pipeline example #1
- Weird LS Command
- Different Linux Commands using with Pipe
Starting with Linux Terminal – CSEH
- Understanding key concepts
- Finding Helpful manuals
- Linux Directories
- Linux Directories – Part 2
Starting with Linux Shell – CSEH
- The bridge between You and Shell
Exploring the Linux System – CSEH
- LS Command
- RD vs APD
- Filtering LS
- CP Command
- Tab Auto-completion
- SYM AND HRD Link Files
- Manipulating Files
Starting with Linux Shell – CSEH
- Introduction to Shell and Expansion
- Arithmetic Expressions with Shell
- Automating Folder Creation with Shell
- Quoting in Shell
Permissions – CSEH
- Introduction to Permissions in Linux
- Differences between UID, GID and Shadow
- File and Dir Permissions
- Examples with File Permissions
- After this video you’ll understand all LINUX Permissions
- Chmod
Processes in Linux – CSEH
- Fundamentals of Processes in System
- The Magic with PS Aux Command
- The Magic with TOP Command
- Foreground and Background Processes
- From Background to Foreground
- The Tutorial with Linux Process Signals
Packet Management Systems in Linux – CSEH
- Introduction to Packet Management Systems
- Why we need package management tools
- Package Management in Linux – Final
Network Security / Cyber Security
- The main goal and importance of Network Security
- 3 Main Ways to Make your Network Stronger
- A Chain is no stronger than its weakest link
- What is Network Maps in Cyber Security
Network Security Concepts
- Main Guidelines for Network Security
- Analysis to Consider and Action Priority
- Threat Modeling
Getting Started with Networking – CSEH
- Trcrt command
- Networking with Linux
Linux – File System
- Linux – Filesystem Part 1
- Linux – Filesystem Part 2
- Linux – Logging and Remaining Stealthy
- Linux Creating our own Web Server
Linux – Working with Archive files
- Linux – Working With Archive Files 1
- Linux – Working With Archive Files 2
Linux – Working With Files and Permissions
- Linux Working With Files – Part 1
- Linux Working With Files – Part 2
Linux – Working with Processes
- Working with Processes – Part 1
- Linux Filtering Processes
- Working With Processes – Part 2
- Working with Processes – Part 3
Linux – Working With USER Enviroment Variables
- User Enviroment Variable Introduction
- Changing Enviroment Variables
- Editing and Creating New Variables
Linux – Networking
- Fundamentals of Linux Introduction
- Dealing With Files
- Linux Network Manipulation – Part 1
- Linux Mac Adress Spoofing
- Changing DNS in Linux
- Manipulating Hosts File
Linux – Software Control
- Linux APT Part 1
- Linux APT Part 2
Networking
- TCP-IP – Part 1
- TCP-IP – Part 2
- TCP-IP – Part 3
- TCP-IP – Part 4
- TCP-IP – Part 5
Wireshark Ninja – Fundamentals
- What is Wireshark and What you’ll learn in this section
- Introduction to Interface and Important Shortcuts
- The Importance of Promiscuous Mode
- Displaying the Captured Data and Plugins
Networking – Capturing Network Traffic
- Passive Capture and Wireshark
- Active and Passive Capture
Starting with Wireshark
- Unlocking the Secrets of Network Traffic: Unleash the Power of Wireshark!
- Power Trio: Exploring IDS, ACLs, and Firewalls for Network Securiy
- Wireshark’s Capture Power: Dive into Live Traffic Analysis with Live Filters
- Decoding Signal Types: Unveiling the Language of Communication
Advanced Networking Topics for Wireshark
- Beginning to use Wireshark Display Filters
- Learning TCP States
Android Hacking – Mobile Hacking – IOS Hacking
- The Anatomy of Android System Architecture
Information Gathering
- Introduction to Information Gathering
- DNS Info Gathering
- Maltego – Part 1
- Reconnaissance and Footprinting
- Practice Test CSEH : Level 2
Starting Practical with Nmap
- Nmap’s Network Scanning Capabilities
- Beginning to Using NSE Scripts
- Port scanning on Servers
- Port scanning techniques and Interface Selection
- Targeting and Excluding Networks with CIDR
- Nmap Operating System Detection
- Random Port Scanning and Legal Issues
Being Real Nmap Pro
- Unique Techniques that you’ll learn in this section
- Advanced TCP ACK and SYN Scan
- Advanced ICMP
Reconnaissance with Nmap
- Introduction to Reconnaissance
- IP Geolocation and WhoIS using Nmap
- Graphical Traceroute
Scanning Web Servers with Nmap
- Explanation and What Skills you’ll earn in this section
- Scanning HTTP Methods and Potential Risks
- Searching for Digital Gold in the Web Server Maze
Detecting Firewalls
- Web Application Firewall and IPS Detection
The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking
- Why C++ Is Important for Ethical Hacking
- CPP Newlines,Tabs and Spaces
- Initializers in CPP
- CPP Writing Styles
- Statements and Expressions, RVALUE and LVALUE
- Comma
- Types and Variables
- Literals in CPP
- Defining Constants
- Const Expressions
- Beginning to Pointers
- Namespaces in CPP
- Scoping Variables and Static Keyword
- Conditional Statements
Types and Conditional Statements in C++
- Types in CPP – Binary, Octal and Hex
- Floating Point types in CPP – Float, Double, Long Double
- Char types in CPP
- Enum Types
- Boolean Types and Comparison Operators
- Void Type and Void Function
- Operators 101
- Default Values in CPP
- Switch Statement with ENUM
- Conditional Statements in CPP
- For Loop
- Continue Keyword
- Do-While Loop
- Goto
Classes and Pointers in C++
- POD Data Classes
- Unions in CPP
- Methods in Struct
- Access Controls in CPP
- Classes and Initializing Class Member
- Constructors
- Destructors in CPP
- Initializers in CPP
- Pointers in CPP
- C++ Beginning to Pointers
- Dereference Operator in CPP
- Pointers and Arrays
- nullptr
- Pointer arithmetic in CPP
- Arrays out of bounds and Deallocating Pointers
- Consts and Casts with Pointers
- Allocating Memory
- Allocating memory as arrays
- Lifetime of Memory
STL, References, Pointers in C++
- A1 – STL, Vectors and Arrays
- A1 – References
- A2 – Example Project With References
- A3 – Code Example with AUTO, TUPLE and FOR LOOP
- A4 – Range Based for Loop
- A1 – Pointers in Practice
- A2 – Pointers in Practice – Part 2
- A3 – Pointers in Practice – Part 3
- A4- Pointers in Practice – Part 4
Functions in C++
- A1 – Introduction to Functions
- A2 – Functions – Part 1
- A3 – Functions – Part 2
- A4 – Functions – Part 3
- A5 – Functions – Part 4
- A6 – Functions – Part 5
- A7 – Functions – Part 6
- A8 – Functions – Part 7
Data Structures in C++
- A1 – Introduction to Basic CPP Programming
- A2 – Creating Random Card Generator Using Enum and rand
- A3 – Developing main Function and using static_cast
- A1 – Introduction to ADT
- A2 – Creating ADT Class and using Constructors
- A3 – Virtual Methods and Overriding from Class
- A4 – Controlling Copy Operations with ADT
- A1 – Starting with Templates
- A2 – Class Templates in CPP
- A1 – Introduction to STL
- A2 – Algorithm Analysis
- A3 – Scenario Analysis
- A4 – Developing Main
- A5 – Factorial Method
- A1 – Understanding Arrays
- A2 – Manipulating Arrays
- A3 – Starting with Array Pointers
- A4 – Pointer Increment vs Array Indexing
- A1 – Creating List ADT
- A2 – Developing Get and Insert Methods
- A3 – Developing Search and Remove Methods
- A4 – Testing ADT List
- A1 – Node and Chaining Example
- A2 – Creating and Chaining nodes with Different data types
- A1 – Creating Custom Linked List
- A2 – Get Method
- A3 – Developing InsertHead, InsertTail and Insert Methods
- A4 – Developing Search Operation
- A4 – Removing Items
SQL Training for Ethical Hacking – Introduction
- Preparing Environment in 16 Mins
- A2 – Starting with PostgreSQL
- A3 – Customizing pgAdmin
- A4 – Creating our First database and Adding Tables
- A5 – Creating our First database and Adding Tables Part 2
SQL for Ethical Hacking : Creating our first Database and Table
- A1 – Adding Data into Tables
- A2 – Starting with Select Keyword
- A3 – Order by
- A4 – Magic with WHERE and Operators
- A5 – Learning Logical Operation in SQL
SQL for Ethical Hacking : Datatypes in SQL
- A1 – Basic Datatypes in SQL
- A2 – Char and Text Types in Practice and Exporting TXT Files
- A3 – Integers in SQL
- A4 – Other ways to use INCREMENT
- A5 – Floating Point Numbers and Their Disadvantages
Ethical Hacking for SQL : Dates and Times in SQL
- A1 – UTC, Dates and Times in SQL
- A2 – Timestamp with Timezone Interval
Learning Python for Ethical Hacking – Variables and Strings in Python
- First Steps in Python
- Defining Variable Names
- Misspelling and Finding Errors in Variable Names
- String Manipulation
- Format String in Python
- String Manipulation Functions
- String Manipulation Functions – Part 2
Learning Python for Ethical Hacking – Numbers in Python
- Integers and Floats in Python
- Floats and Constants in Python
- Comments in Kotlin
Learning Python for Ethical Hacking – Lists in Python
- List Indexes in Python
- F Strings with Lists
- Appending to Lists
- Removing an Item from Specific Index
- Popping an Item from List
- Del vs Pop at Removing Items
- Removing Method
- More List Methods
- Preparing for Next Section
Python for Ethical Hacking – Looping in Python
- Understanding Philosophy behind loop
- Loops and Indentations
- Possible Errors with Loops
- Using Range and Loops Together
- Slices in with Lists and Loops
- A6 – Using Slices vs Vars for Copying List
- Tuples vs Lists in Python
If, Else, Else If
- Introduction to Conditions
- If Else with Example
- If Statement and Introduction to Expressions
- If, Elif, Else
Creating Hacking Tools with Python from Zero – Network
- Installing SCPY
- Basic TCP Client for Beginners
Mastering Metasploit
- Installing Metasploit
- Metasploit Basics – Part 1
- Metasploit Basics – Part 2
- Metasploit Basics – Part 3
- Running NMAP in Metasploit and Port Scanning
- Metasploit Passive Information Gathering – Part 1
- Metasploit – Finding Subdomains
- Metasploit – TCP Port Scanning
- Metasploit – TCP SYN Port Scanning
- Metasploit – Passive Information Gathering – Part 2
- Metasploit – Version Detection
- DONE
Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics
- Introduction to Volatility Framework
- Downloading and Installing Volatility
- Downloading and Unrar Sample Images for Volatility
- Volatility Plugins – Part 1
- Volatility Plugins Part 2 – Network Analysis
- Network Analysis
- DLL Analysis
- Volatility Registry Analysis
- Password Extraction and Timeliner Plugin
- Volatility Plugins Part 3
- Analysis of the Malware Using Volatility
- DLL and Memory Dump using Volatility
- EXE Dump and Last lecture of section
Requirements
- Basic computer understanding.
Description
Ethical hacking is the identification and exploitation of security vulnerabilities for the purpose of improving an organization’s cyber security. Ethical hacking helps organizations improve their security status by uncovering exposures that are beneath the surface and providing support to address them.
An ethical hacker, also commonly referred to as a white hat hacker, is a cyber security professional entrusted to perform ethical hacking assessments. Certified ethical hackers possess a comprehensive understanding of the tactics and techniques that malicious ‘black hat’ attackers use and leverage this knowledge to ensure that ethical hacking assessments accurately reflect real-life adversarial approaches.
The term ethical hacking is used to describe a broad range of assessment types. From penetration tests performed over a matter of days, to red team operations conducted over weeks and months, ethical hacking engagements vary significantly in scope, duration and price.
Although ethical hacking is sometimes used interchangeably with penetration testing, there are some important differences.
Ethical hackers may get involved in tactics beyond penetration testing. For example, they might choose to test defenses against social engineering techniques by encouraging employees to reveal sensitive business data or log-in credentials.
On the other hand, penetration testing is focused solely on assessing one or a few network vulnerabilities that organizations may have.
Ethical hackers can be independent freelance consultants, employed by a firm that specializes in simulated offensive cybersecurity services, or they can be an in-house employee protecting a company’s website or apps. Knowledge of current attack methods and tools is a requirement across these employment options, however, the in-house ethical hacker may be required to have an intimate knowledge of only a single software or digital asset type.
Are you interested in a career in cybersecurity and ethical hacking? Do you want to learn how to protect yourself and your organization from cyber threats? Look no further than “Learn Ethical Hacking in 15 Hours | Certificated CSEH+ 2023”, the ultimate online course for learning how to hack ethically and improve your cybersecurity skills.
This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive education in ethical hacking, covering everything from basic hacking concepts to advanced techniques used by professional cybersecurity experts. With 15 hours of content and over 100 lectures, you will learn how to perform real-world hacking scenarios, how to use popular hacking tools like Kali Linux, and how to defend against common cyber attacks.
The course is taught by certified cybersecurity experts who have years of experience in the field. They will guide you through each lesson, providing practical examples and step-by-step instructions to help you master each concept. You will also receive a certification upon completion of the course, which will demonstrate your skills and knowledge to potential employers.
In this course, you will learn:
- The basics of ethical hacking, including different types of hacking and the mindset of a hacker
- How to use Linux for ethical hacking, including popular tools like Kali Linux and Ubuntu
- The different phases of hacking, including reconnaissance, scanning, and exploitation
- How to perform advanced hacking techniques, including web application hacking and social engineering
- How to protect against common cyber attacks, including denial-of-service attacks and malware infections
- How to write ethical hacking reports and communicate your findings to clients
- and other awesome and unique topics!
In this course, you will learn the basics of C++ programming, including syntax, data types, functions, and classes. You will also learn how to use C++ to build tools and applications that can be used for ethical hacking. These include keyloggers, network scanners, and password crackers, among others.
In addition to learning C++, this course will cover a range of other topics that are essential for ethical hacking. These include network security, web application security, cryptography, wireshark, nmap and penetration testing. You will also learn about the various certifications available for ethical hackers and how to prepare for them.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of ethical hacking and the role that C++ plays in it. You will also be prepared to take the Certified Secure Ethical Hacker (CSEH+) exam, which is recognized by leading companies in the cybersecurity industry.
So, whether you are new to programming or an experienced developer, this course is designed to help you become a certified ethical hacker and take your career to the next level. Enroll today and start your journey towards becoming a cybersecurity expert.
This course is suitable for beginners and professionals alike, with content that is designed to be accessible and engaging to learners of all levels. Enroll today and take the first step towards becoming a certified ethical hacker!
Who this course is for:
- Beginners who want to learn about ethical hacking and how to use Linux for penetration testing
- IT professionals who want to improve their cybersecurity skills and knowledge
- Network administrators who want to learn how to secure their networks against attacks
- Software developers who want to learn how to secure their applications against vulnerabilities
- Students who are interested in pursuing a career in cybersecurity or ethical hacking
- Anyone who wants to learn how to protect themselves and their organizations from cyber threats.
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