Become an Expert Ethical Hacker: Master Cybersecurity, Penetration Testing, and Vulnerability Assessment.


What you'll learn
Master Ethical Hacking Techniques: Learn advanced skills in penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and cyber defense.
Secure Networks and Applications: Explore robust strategies to protect systems from cyber threats and attacks.
Certification Readiness: Prepare for industry-recognized certifications like CEH and OSCP, enhancing career prospects.
Real-World Application: Apply ethical hacking knowledge in practical scenarios, solving complex cybersecurity challenges effectively.
Expertise in Web Application Security: Understand and mitigate web vulnerabilities, ensuring secure coding practices and effective countermeasures.
Mobile and IoT Security: Gain insights into securing mobile apps and IoT devices, addressing emerging challenges in connected environments.

Requirements
No Programming Experience Needed: This course caters to beginners, providing step-by-step guidance without assuming prior coding knowledge.
Accessible Tools and Software: All tools used in the course are freely available and easy to install, ensuring accessibility for everyone.
Basic Computer Literacy: Familiarity with everyday computer operations and software usage is sufficient to start the course.

Description
Welcome to "Ethical Hacking Mastery: Cybersecurity & Pen Testing," your comprehensive guide to becoming a proficient ethical hacker. This course covers a wide array of topics, from the fundamental principles of ethical hacking to advanced techniques in penetration testing and vulnerability assessment.In the introductory lessons, you'll grasp the essential concepts of ethical hacking and understand its significance in the world of cybersecurity. You'll dive into the setup of hacking labs, learning to install and configure essential tools like Metasploitable, Maltego, and SQLmap. Guided by expert instructors, you'll explore website reconnaissance, SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and various other vulnerabilities, gaining hands-on experience in securing systems against cyber threats.Throughout the course, you'll master tools like SQLmap and OWASP ZAP, equipping you with practical skills for real-world application. You'll learn about different attack vectors, from social engineering to exploiting database vulnerabilities, and gain insights into mitigating these risks effectively.Prepare for industry-recognized certifications such as Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) with our meticulously curated lessons. With a perfect blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, this course is designed to provide you with the expertise needed to excel in the field of ethical hacking.Join us on this learning journey, where you'll develop the skills necessary to protect systems, expose vulnerabilities, and contribute to the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity. Enroll now and embark on your path to becoming an expert ethical hacker.Course Outline:Module 1: Introduction to Ethical HackingUnderstanding Ethical Hacking PrinciplesImportance of Ethical Hacking in CybersecurityModule 2: Setting Up the Hacking EnvironmentBuilding a Secure Hacking LabEssential Tools Installation and ConfigurationIntroduction to Virtual Machines and NetworksModule 3: Website Reconnaissance and Vulnerability ScanningWeb Application Scanning TechniquesSQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) VulnerabilitiesAutomated Scanning Tools: SQLmap and OWASP ZAPModule 4: Exploiting Web Application VulnerabilitiesExploiting XSS and CSRF VulnerabilitiesAdvanced SQL Injection TechniquesCross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks and PreventionModule 5: Network Penetration TestingPort Scanning and Service EnumerationExploiting Network Services and ProtocolsWireless Network Security: Attacks and DefensesModule 6: Social Engineering and Physical SecuritySocial Engineering Tactics and CountermeasuresPhysical Security AssessmentsInsider Threats and Mitigation StrategiesModule 7: Post-Exploitation TechniquesData Extraction and Covering TracksMetasploit Framework: Advanced UsageIntroduction to Forensic Tools and Incident ResponseModule 8: Securing Systems and Cybersecurity Best PracticesPatch Management and Vulnerability RemediationSecure Configuration and Access ControlCybersecurity Policies and ComplianceModule 9: Preparation for CertificationCertified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Exam PreparationOffensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) Exam OverviewTips and Resources for Successful CertificationModule 10: Capstone Project and Real-World ScenariosEthical Hacking Challenges and SolutionsReal-World Case Studies and Ethical Hacking DemonstrationsCapstone Project: Applying Skills to Solve a Complex ScenarioModule 11: Cryptography and EncryptionUnderstanding Cryptographic AlgorithmsPublic Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Digital CertificatesCryptanalysis and Breaking Encryption TechniquesModule 12: Mobile and IoT SecurityMobile Application Security Best PracticesInternet of Things (IoT) Vulnerabilities and ExploitationSecuring Mobile Devices and IoT NetworksModule 13: Cloud Security and VirtualizationCloud Computing Security ChallengesVirtualization Security: Hypervisors and ContainersSecure Deployment and Configuration in Cloud EnvironmentsModule 14: Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and Malware AnalysisAPT Lifecycle and Detection StrategiesMalware Types, Behavior, and Analysis TechniquesSandbox Analysis and Threat IntelligenceModule 15: Legal and Ethical Aspects of Ethical HackingCybersecurity Laws and RegulationsEthical Hacking Code of EthicsReporting Security Incidents and Responsible DisclosureModule 16: Building a Career in Ethical HackingCareer Paths and Specializations in Ethical HackingCreating a Professional Portfolio and ResumeInterview Preparation and Job Hunting StrategiesModule 17: Practical Labs and Hands-On ExercisesGuided Practical Labs Covering Various TopicsReal-Life Scenario Simulations and ExercisesTroubleshooting and Debugging Ethical Hacking ChallengesModule 18: Final Project and Certification PreparationDesigning and Implementing a Comprehensive Security SolutionFinal Project Presentation and EvaluationTips and Resources for Certification Exam Success

Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Introduction and Overview
Section 2: Building Your Hacking Playground: Setting Up the Ethical Hacking Lab
Lecture 2 Introduction and Scope
Lecture 3 Virtual Machines for Ethical Hacking
Lecture 4 Installing VirtualBox on Windows
Lecture 5 Installing VirtualBox on Mac
Lecture 6 Installing Kali Linux
Lecture 7 Installing Windows in VirtualBox
Lecture 8 Snapshot Management in VirtualBox: Preserving Ethical Hacking Environments
Section 3: Mastering Kali Linux: Advanced Tools and Techniques for Ethical Hacking
Lecture 9 Introduction to Kali Linux
Lecture 10 Kali Linux Overview
Lecture 11 Linux Terminal and Commands: Essential Skills for Ethical Hackers
Lecture 12 Changing the Kali Linux Password: Ensuring Security in Hacking Environments
Section 4: Securing Your Digital Footprint: Online Anonymity for Ethical Hackers
Lecture 13 Introduction
Lecture 14 Understanding Network Fundamentals
Lecture 15 Domain Name System(DNS)
Lecture 16 Configuring DNS Servers
Lecture 17 Virtual Private Network(VPN)
Section 5: Exploring the Dark Web
Lecture 18 Introduction
Lecture 19 Understanding the Dark Web: An In-Depth Exploration
Lecture 20 Installing Tor: Gateway to Anonymous Browsing and Accessing the Dark Web
Lecture 21 Navigating the Dark Web Safely
Section 6: Network Penetration Testing: Infiltrating Systems
Lecture 22 Introduction
Lecture 23 Fundamentals and Objectives of Network Pentesting
Lecture 24 Exploring Chipsets
Lecture 25 Connecting WiFi USB Adapters
Lecture 26 MAC Addresses: Device Identification in Network Security
Lecture 27 Monitor Mode vs Managed Mode: Wireless Network Configurations
Section 7: Network Reconnaissance and Footprinting
Lecture 28 Introduction
Lecture 29 Network Sniffing Techniques
Lecture 30 Airodump-ng for Targeted Reconnaissance: Profiling Specific Network Entities
Lecture 31 Deauthentication Attacks: Disrupting Network Connections for Security Analysis
Lecture 32 Real-time Deauthentication Attacks: Dynamic Network Disruptions
Section 8: Attacking Wireless Networks
Lecture 33 Introduction
Lecture 34 Wireless Encryption Models
Lecture 35 Cracking WEP Networks
Lecture 36 Fake Authentication Attacks
Lecture 37 Packet Injection Techniques: Manipulating Data
Lecture 38 WPA Networks
Lecture 39 Capturing 3-Way Handshakes
Lecture 40 Creating Wordlists: Building Effective Dictionaries for Ethical Hacking Strategi
Lecture 41 Real-Time WPA Network Cracking
Lecture 42 Safe Routers Configuration: Securing Wireless Networks for Ethical Hacking
Section 9: Post-Connection Attacks
Lecture 43 Introduction
Lecture 44 Post Connection Settings
Lecture 45 NetDiscover: Network Address Discovery for Ethical Hacking Exploration
Lecture 46 Nmap Mastery: Comprehensive Network Scanning for Ethical Hacking Strategies
Lecture 47 MITM Attacks Unveiled: Mastering Man-in-the-Middle Exploits for Ethical Hacking
Lecture 48 ARP Poisoning Techniques: Manipulating Network Traffic
Lecture 49 MITM Frameworks: Harnessing Advanced Tools for Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
Lecture 50 Password Sniffing Techniques
Lecture 51 Bypassing HTTPS: Decrypting Secure Connections for Ethical Hacking Insights
Lecture 52 Creating a Web Server
Lecture 53 DNS Attacks: Uncovering Vulnerabilities for Ethical Hacking Analysis
Lecture 54 Installing Bettercap: Advanced Network Sniffing
Lecture 55 ARP Attacks: Exploiting Address Resolution
Lecture 56 Capturing Information: Ethical Techniques for Ethical Hacking Analysis
Lecture 57 Bettercap Caplets: Customized Network Manipulation
Lecture 58 HSTS Settings: Enhancing HTTPS Security for Ethical Hacking Proficiency
Lecture 59 Downgrading HTTPS
Lecture 60 HSTS Downgrade
Lecture 61 Injecting jаvascript: Exploiting Client-Side Vulnerabilities
Lecture 62 Introduction to Wireshark: Unveiling Network Traffic Analysis
Lecture 63 Wireshark Analysis: Mastering Network Traffic Examination
Lecture 64 Protecting Yourself: Ethical Hacking Safeguards and Best Practices
Section 10: System Penetration Testing: Probing Operating Systems
Lecture 65 Introduction
Lecture 66 Gaining Access: Ethical Hacking Strategies for System Penetration Testing
Lecture 67 Installing Metasploitable: Setting Up Vulnerable Systems for Ethical Hacking Exp
Lecture 68 Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying Weaknesses for System Penetration Testing
Lecture 69 Exploiting First Vulnerability: Ethical Hacking Techniques in System Penetration
Lecture 70 Exploiting Username Map Script Vulnerability
Lecture 71 Exploiting PostgreSQL Vulnerability
Section 11: User-Centric Attacks
Lecture 72 Introduction
Lecture 73 User Exploitation Techniques
Lecture 74 Installing Veil Framework
Lecture 75 Veil Framework Overview
Lecture 76 Backdoor Creation Techniques
Lecture 77 Antivirus Bypass Techniques
Lecture 78 Utilizing Multi-Handler: Advanced User Exploitation Tactics in Ethical Hacking.
Lecture 79 Backdoor Testing Methods: Evaluating User Exploitation Techniques
Section 12: Social Engineering Tactics in Ethical Hacking
Lecture 80 Introduction
Lecture 81 Maltego Exploration: Leveraging Data Mining
Lecture 82 Maltego Overview: Harnessing Data Intelligence
Lecture 83 Maltego Strategies: Advanced Data Mining Techniques for Social Engineering
Lecture 84 Downloading Combiner: Ethical Hacking Tools for Social Engineering Tactics.
Lecture 85 File Combination Techniques: Ethical Hacking Strategies in Social Engineering
Lecture 86 Creating Convincing Files: Advanced Social Engineering
Lecture 87 Manipulating Characters
Lecture 88 Sending Fake Emails: Deceptive Communication in Social Engineering
Section 13: Social Media Security: Safeguarding Online Presence and User Privacy
Lecture 89 Introduction
Lecture 90 Brute Force Attacks: Ethical Hacking Strategies for User Credentials
Lecture 91 Instagram Social Engineering: Manipulating User Behavior for Ethical Hacking
Lecture 92 Protecting Your Online Presence: Social Media Security Measures.
Section 14: Browser Exploitation Framework: Manipulating Web Browsers for Ethical Hacking
Lecture 93 Introduction
Lecture 94 Exploring BeEF: Browser Exploitation Framework for Ethical Hacking Techniques.
Lecture 95 Hooking a Target to BeEF: Exploiting Browser Vulnerabilities
Lecture 96 jаvascript Injection Techniques
Lecture 97 Capturing Screenshots
Lecture 98 Password Theft Techniques
Lecture 99 Backdoor Delivery Methods
Lecture 100 Protecting Against Backdoor Attacks
Section 15: Exploiting External Networks
Lecture 101 Introduction
Lecture 102 Creating External Backdoors: Advanced Techniques for Ethical Hacking in Network
Lecture 103 Port Forwarding Tactics: Ethical Hacking Strategies for Network Access
Lecture 104 Disabling CDP: Ethical Hacking Techniques for Concealing Network Information.
Section 16: Post-Exploitation: Ethical Hacking Analysis and Remediation
Lecture 105 Introduction
Lecture 106 Managing Meterpreter Sessions: Post-Exploitation Analysis
Lecture 107 Migration Commands in Meterpreter: Secure Post-Exploitation Control
Lecture 108 Downloading Files in Meterpreter: Techniques for Secure Data Retrieval
Lecture 109 Capturing Keylogs with Meterpreter: Ethical Hacking for Secure Post-Exploitation
Section 17: Hacker Methodology: Ethical Hacking Approaches and Techniques
Lecture 110 Introduction
Lecture 111 Ethical Hacker Steps: Approach to Penetration Testing and Network Defense.
Lecture 112 Detailed Explanation of Ethical Hacking Steps
Section 18: Website Reconnaissance & Footprinting
Lecture 113 Introduction
Lecture 114 Essential Configurations for Web Penetration Testing
Lecture 115 Maltego in Website Reconnaissance
Lecture 116 Utilizing Netcraft in Website Reconnaissance
Lecture 117 Reverse DNS Lookup: IP Address Exploration
Lecture 118 WHOIS Lookup: Techniques for Domain Information Retrieval
Lecture 119 Understanding robots.txt: Insights for Web Crawling Restrictions
Lecture 120 Exploring Subdomains: Hacking Strategies for Comprehensive Domain Analysis
Section 19: Website Penetration Testing
Lecture 121 Introduction
Lecture 122 Code Execution Vulnerabilities
Lecture 123 Reverse TCP Commands: Secure Remote Communication Protocols
Lecture 124 File Upload Vulnerabilities
Lecture 125 File Inclusion Vulnerabilities
Section 20: Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Lecture 126 Introduction
Lecture 127 Understanding Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Lecture 128 Reflected XSS Exploits
Lecture 129 Stored XSS Vulnerabilities
Lecture 130 Real-time XSS Attacks
Lecture 131 XSS Prevention Measures
Section 21: SQL Fundamentals: Comprehensive Understanding of Database Management and Queries
Lecture 132 Database and SQL Fundamentals
Lecture 133 Understanding Database Structures
Lecture 134 Adding New Values to the Database
Lecture 135 Updating and Deleting Database Values
Lecture 136 Filtering Data in SQL
Section 22: SQL Injection Attacks
Lecture 137 Introduction
Lecture 138 Metasploitable Database
Lecture 139 Working with Mutillidae
Lecture 140 Vulnerability Testing
Lecture 141 POST-SQL Exploitation: Methods for Database Manipulation and Security Analysis
Lecture 142 GET Requests and SQL: Techniques for Secure Data Retrieval and Analysis
Lecture 143 Retrieving Passwords from Databases
Lecture 144 Learning Database Names
Lecture 145 Advanced Database Reconnaissance
Lecture 146 Retrieving All Data
Section 23: Web Penetration Testing Tools
Lecture 147 Introduction
Lecture 148 SQLmap: Advanced SQL Injection Testing and Exploitation
Lecture 149 OWASP ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy)
Lecture 150 OWASP ZAP Analysis
Section 24: Cyber Security Certifications
Lecture 151 Introduction
Lecture 152 Exploring Cyber Security Certifications
Lecture 153 Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Certification
Lecture 154 Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
Beginners in Cybersecurity: Those new to the field looking for a structured, beginner-friendly introduction to ethical hacking concepts and techniques.,IT Professionals: IT specialists and system administrators aiming to enhance their security skills, ensuring robust defense mechanisms for their networks and systems.,Web Developers: Web developers interested in understanding vulnerabilities from an attacker's perspective, enabling them to create more secure applications.,Security Enthusiasts: Individuals fascinated by ethical hacking, seeking to explore its depths, uncover vulnerabilities, and bolster digital defenses.,Students and Enthusiasts: Students pursuing degrees in computer science or related fields, as well as anyone keen on cybersecurity as a hobby or potential career path.,Professionals Seeking Certifications: Those preparing for industry-recognized certifications like Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP), benefiting from practical, hands-on training

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