MASTER OF ETHICAL HACKING
Karthick sarma N
236 modules
English
Certificate of completion
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Master Ethical Hacking with Our Expert Course. Protecting the Digital World from Hidden Threats . Secure Systems and Protect Data with Confidence. Become a Certified Ethical Hacker with Our In-Depth Course
Overview
Master of Ethical Hacking: Defending the Digital Frontier with Expertise and Integrity
The Master of Ethical Hacking is an expert in cybersecurity who uses their advanced hacking skills to help organizations identify, mitigate, and protect against cyber threats. Unlike malicious hackers, ethical hackers work with integrity, conducting controlled and authorized attacks on systems to expose vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by cybercriminals.
A Master of Ethical Hacking has a deep understanding of computer networks, operating systems, cryptography, and cyber attack methodologies. They are proficient with tools and techniques for penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, and social engineering. Their role involves not just identifying weaknesses, but also offering strategic recommendations to strengthen security and ensure robust defenses against emerging threats.
Key Skills and Responsibilities of a Master of Ethical Hacking:
- Penetration Testing: Simulating cyberattacks to identify weaknesses in a system or network before malicious hackers can exploit them.
- Vulnerability Assessment: Conducting thorough security audits and vulnerability scans to uncover risks in applications, systems, and networks.
- Exploitation and Reverse Engineering: Crafting and deploying controlled exploits to test system defenses, as well as analyzing software to uncover security flaws.
- Cybersecurity Tools Proficiency: Mastery of tools like Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Nmap, and more to test and secure systems.
- Incident Response: Acting swiftly to investigate and resolve security breaches, minimizing damage, and developing strategies to prevent future incidents
- Ethical and Legal Framework: Operating within the boundaries of the law and ethical guidelines to ensure responsible use of hacking techniques
- Continuous Learning: Keeping up-to-date with evolving cybersecurity trends, new hacking techniques, and emerging threats in an ever-changing digital landscape
Key Highlights
Learn advanced ethical hacking techniques
Gain practical experience in penetration testing
Understand cyber security fundamentals
Explore different types of cyber attacks
Master tools and tactics used by hackers
Enhance your skills in network security
Ethically hack systems to strengthen defenses
Receive a certificate of completion
What you will learn
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Understand the basics of ethical hacking and its importance in cybersecurity.
Penetration Testing
Learn how to conduct penetration tests to identify vulnerabilities in systems.
Network Security
Explore techniques for securing networks and preventing unauthorized access.
Social Engineering Awareness
Develop an understanding of social engineering tactics and how to counter them.
Cybersecurity Laws and Ethics
Learn about legal and ethical considerations in the field of cybersecurity and hacking.
Modules
1. ETHICAL HACKING BASIC & TOOLS
2. ALL TOOLS SETUP & KALI LINUX, VM METASPLOITABLE, UBUNDU etc....
3. USER GUIDE & SETUP PRIVACY SYSTEM OR NETWORK
4. Explain Proxy Network & Setup
5. Best Kali Linux Tools For Anonymity - Part 1
6. Actions and Behavior Required For Anonymity - Part 2
7. Best Kali Linux Tools For Anonymity - Part 2
8. Using Cellular Networks & I2P - Part 1
9. Using Cellular Networks & I2P - Part 2
10. Using Nesting & Chaining Together - Part 1
11. Using Nesting & Chaining Together - Part 2
12. Actions and Behavior Required For Anonymity - Part 1
13. Actions and Behavior Required For Anonymity - Part 2
14. My Tips & Tricks to Maintain Complete Privacy, Anonymity & Security
15. Real-World Example Of Maintaining Anonymity Online & Offline [Demonstration]
16. Introduction & Basic Of Information Gathering
17. People Search(hidden)
18. Gathering InFo from Job Sites & Social Websites (like-FB,Linkedin)
19. Netcraft
20. Maltego - Part 1
21. Maltego - Part 2
22. Google Hacking - Part 1
23. Google Hacking - Part 2
24. RIRS & EDGAR - Get Critical InFo Easily
25. Using ICMP, SNMP, SMTP, NTP, Netbios & LDAP For Information Gathering
26. Using Best Kali linux tools for Passive Information Gathering
27. How to get any Hidden Information easily !
28. Using Search Engines & Different Websites
29. Using WHOis
30. Advanced DNS Tricks
31. Using Finger, RpcInfo, ShowMount & Enum4Linux
32. Advanced Google Search Operators - Google Hacking
33. Google Hacking Database , Best Tools & more - Google Hacking
34. Nmap , Nmap NSE Scripts, Zenmap
35. DNS transfer Zone
36. SMB Null Session and SMB Enumeration
37. Using Best Kali Linux Tools For Active Information Gathering
38. Advanced Methods For Gathering Active Information
39. Getting Any Victim's IP Address & Details
40. Real-World Example Of Information Gathering [Demonstration]
41. Introduction & Basics Of WiFi & Wired Hacking
42. Wireless Network Penetration testing process
43. Advanced Preconnection attack
44. Gathering Module Information & Capturing packet
45. Gathering Information from the Target Network[Demonstration]
46. Identifying Hidden Networks [Demonstration]
10 attachments • 1 hrs
47. Non Disrupting Techniques
48. Eavesdropping
49. Denial of Service attack (DOS) on Wireless Network
50. Deauthentication Attack (Disconnecting Any Device From The Network)
51. Hacking WEP Networks
52. Hacking WPAWPA2 Networks
53. Hacking WPS enabled networks
54. Gaining Access - WiFi & Wired Hacking [Advanced]
55. Gaining Access To Captive Portals - Part 1
56. Gaining Access To Captive Portals - Part 2
57. Advanced - ARP Poisoning, Spoofing & Sniffing Sensitive Data username, password
58. Setting Up SSL Strips manually & Hacking HTTPS Websites (attacking user)
59. Generating Backdoor, Payload, Keylogger & Getting Meterpreter Connection
60. Interacting With The Client Using Meterpreter & Pivoting
61. Generating Backdoor, Payload, Keylogger & Getting Meterpreter Connection
62. Writing Custom Scripts & Executing Our Custom Attacks - Part 1
63. Writing Custom Scripts & Executing Our Custom Attacks - Part 2
64. Creating a Rogue Access Point - Part 1
65. Creating a Rogue Access Point - Part 2
66. Creating Fake Captive Portals - Part 1
67. Creating Fake Captive Portals - Part 2
68. Disposable VMs - Covering our Tracks
69. Changing our MAC addresses
70. Wireless Penetration testing Accessories
71. Real-World Example Of WiFi & Wired Hacking [Demonstration]
72. Introduction
73. Scanning [Definition & Basics]
74. Types & Techniques of Scanning
75. Tools Used for Scanning
76. Nmap [Demonstration]
77. Angry Ip & Nmap [Demonstration]
78. Netcat [Demonstration]
79. Firewalking [Demonstration]
80. Os Finger Printing & Nmap [Demonstration]
81. Hping3 for Scanning [Demonstration]
82. The three way handshake [Understanding & Demonstration]
83. How to do Scanning out of your own Network
84. Advanced technique of scanning [Demonstration]
85. Vulnerability Scanning [Definition & Basics]
86. Nessus [Demonstration]
1 attachment • 7.93 mins
87. Skipfish & Vega [Demonstration]
88. Nmap Scripting Engine, Running NSE Script [Demonstration]
89. Metasploit Scanner Modules [Demonstration]
9 attachments • 1 hrs
90. Owasp-Zap [Demonstration]
91. Scan Out Of Your Own Network - Part 1
92. Scan Out Of Your Own Network - Part 2
93. Real-World Example Of Scanning [Demonstration]
94. Introduction & Basic Of DOS & DDOS Attack
95. Understand DOS & DDOS attack properly
96. The Role Of Botnets in DDOS
97. Live DDOS attack - see it right now (World Map with DDOS attack ! )
98. The Computer Networking OSI Model
99. SYN Flood attacks
100. HTTP Flood attacks
101. UDP and ICMP Flood attacks
102. Reflection & DNS Amplification attacks
103. Peer to Peer attack
10 attachments • 46.4 mins
104 Permanent DOS and Phlashing
105. Github Man on the Side attack
106. Slowloris Attacks
107. Attacking with LOIC & Js Loic
108. Stressers and Booters
109. Best Kali Linux Tools For DOS & DDOS Attacks
110. DDOS as a service ! - Let's look inside
111. Other Tools that Hacker Community use for DOS & DDOS attack
112. Creating Zombie Computers, Botnets & Executing DDOS Attack - Part 1
113. Creating Zombie Computers, Botnets & Executing DDOS Attack - Part 2
114. Creating Zombie Computers, Botnets & Executing DDOS Attack - Part 3
115. Crash or Taking Down Websites & Signal Jamming Using DOS & DDOS ATTACK -Part 1
116. Crash or Taking Down Websites & Signal Jamming Using DOS & DDOS ATTACK -Part 2
117. Real-World Example Of DOS & DDOS Attacks [Demonstration]
118. Introduction ARP SPOOFING
119. Using Best Tools For ARP Poisoning & ARP Spoofing attacks [Demonstration]
120. Advanced ARP Poisoning & ARP Spoofing attacks [Demonstration]
121. Sniffing with Windump & TCP Dump [Demonstration]
122. DNS Poisoning [Definition & Basics]
123. DNS Poisoning - Under the Hood
124. DNS Poisoning [Next Level]
125. DNS Poisoning for setting up Proxy Servers
126. DNS Poisoning for Cache
127. DNS Poisoning [Demonstration]
128. Writing scripts, Converting downloads to Trojan on fly - Part 1
129. Writing scripts, Converting downloads to Trojan on fly - Part 2
130. Flooding , Spoofing & Poisoning together [Demonstration]
131. Advanced Man in the Middle Attack [Demonstration]
132. SSL Strips & Advance use of Ettercap [Demonstration]
29 attachments • 4 hrs
133. Cain and Abel [Demonstration]
134. Sidejacking & Sniffing [Demonstration]
135. Real-World Example Of Sniffing [Demonstration]
136. Introduction & Basic Of Session Hijacking
137. Session Hijacking - UDP Hijacking
138. Session Hijacking - IP Spoofing
139. Hijacking Session - Blind Hijacking
140. Session Hijacking - Advance Man in the Middle attack
141. Session Hijacking - Attacking Browser
142. URL Based Session Hijacking
143. Hijacking Cookies that are already exposed
144. Hijacking Cookies using Cross Site Scripting
145. Brute Forcing Session Hijacking
146. Even more - Web Application Session Hijacking
147. Automating Session Hijacking - Part 1
148. Automating Session Hijacking - Part 2
149 Real-World Example Of Session Hijacking [Demonstration]
150. Introduction & The Basic Of Buffer Overflow
151. Understanding The Buffer Overflow Exploitation & Attacks
152. Buffer Overflow & The Stack Code
153. Overflowing the Stack & Exploiting the Stack Overflows
154 Inside of Heaps & Exploiting Heap Overflows
155. Even More Details About Buffer Overflow
156. Static Code analysis
157. Binary Code analysis
158. Automated Code analysis
159. Buffer Overflow with Programming
160. Buffer Overflow with Malware
161. Buffer Overflow - Database Hacking & Reporting
162. Search for the Vulnerability
163. Compromise a System through Buffer Overflow
164. Debugger for Buffer Overflow
165. Getting Access to the System
166. Compromising the Victim
167. Changing the Payload
168. Even More with Buffer Overflow [Demonstration]
169. Real-World Example Of Buffer Overflow [Demonstration]
170. Introduction CRYPTOGRAPHY
171. Cryptography [Definition & Basics]
172. Learning Cryptography in a Nutshell
173. PGP Explanation
174. GAK Explanation
175. Side Chanel Attack
176. DSA Explanation
177. Breaking down the Outline
178. SSH - Secure Shell
179. Hashing Tools
180. Even more tools and Documentations on Cryptography
20 attachments • 3 hrs
181. Real-World Example Of Cryptography [Demonstration]
182. Introduction & Basics
183. Guessing Methods For Hacking Password - Using Tools Included
184. Hydra Attack - Online & Offline Cracking
185. John The Ripper - Basic & Advanced Attacks
186. Medusa For Brute Force
187. Creating An Advance Kelogger Without Any Coding [using RAT for hiding]
188. Getting Victim's All Keystrokes By Email
189. Best Kali Linux Tools For Password Cracking- Part 1
190. Best Kali Linux Tools For Password Cracking- Part 2
191. HashCat and oclHashcat - Hash Password Cracking
192. Samdump2 - OS Password Cracking
193. Using Ophcrack & Rainbow Tables
194. More Advanced Methods Of Password Hacking
195. Introduction & Basic Of Web Application Hacking
196. Understanding web application security
197. Client Base & Browser Based Web Application Security
198. Exploiting Web application
199. More of Web Application Hacking
200. Real-World Example Of Password Hacking [Demonstration]
201. Identifying Vulnerable Target with Shodan
202. Banner Grabbing using Wget [Demonstration]
203. Nmap & Netsparker [Demonstration]
204. Artefacts with Acunetix [Demonstration]
205. Burpsuite & Traversal [Demonstration]
206. OWASP and Top ten web application security risk
207. Parameter Tampering
208. Cookie Poisoning
209. Untrusted Data - Understanding
210. Hidden Field Tamperipng
10 attachments • 1 hrs
211. Mass Assignment Attack
212. Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
213. Persistent Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
214. Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
215. Involving Clients Web Application Hacking
216. Weaknesses in-Identity Management
217. Hacking using Remember Me Feature
218. Insufficient Access Control
219. Privilege Elevation
220. Real-World Example Of Hacking Web Applications [Demonstration]
221. Introduction MALWARE
222. Malware Definition & Basics
5 attachments • 59.69 mins
223. Destructive Malware
224. Trojan Virus(All you need to know)
225. Virus & Worms(All you need to know)
226. Beast [Demonstration]
227. Creating a Trojan [Demonstration]
228. Different ways to enter in the System[Demonstration]
229. Evading Anti Virus software[Demonstration]
230. Destroying The System [Demonstration]
231. Creating a Virus Worm - Part 1
232. Creating a Virus Worm - Part 2
233. Real-World Example Of Hacking Using Malware [Demonstration]
234. Introduction & Basic Of System Hacking
235. Basics Cracking
236. Hashes & Salting
237. NTLM Authentication
238. Kerberos Authentication
239. Rainbow Tables & More
240. Undetectable Payloads, Backdoors & Using Of Metasploit -Part 1
241. Undetectable Payloads, Backdoors & Using Of Metasploit -Part 2
242. Adequate rights & permissions
243. Escalating Privileges
244. Keyloggers
245. Payload & Backdoor - Part 1
246. Payload & Backdoor - Part 2
247. Hiding Our Tools from Victim Computer
248. Steganography & Alternate Data Streams
249. Basic & Advanced Methods for Clearing Our Logs & Evidence
250. Introduction & Basic Of Cloud Computing Hacking
251. Cloud Computing Architecture
252. Understanding IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
253. Data Sovereignty
254. Shadow IT
255. Basics
256. Hypervisor Breakouts
257 Malicious code Users
258. Service Hijacking Via Social Engineering
259. Economic Denial of Sustainability (EDoS)
10 attachments • 1 hrs
260. Compromising the Victim
261 Real-World Example Of Hacking Through Cloud Computing [Demonstration]
262. Introduction & Basic of Social Engineering
263. The Art of Human Attack by Social Engineering
264. Psychological Manipulation Using Social Engineering
265. Human Based Social Engineering VS Computer Based Social Engineering
266. Using Different Delivery Methods For Getting Control Of The System
267. Email Spoofing, Hack Using Fake Updates & Using Metasploit For Getting Access
268. Hack any System Using Social Engineering (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, etc...)
269. Maintaining Access Using Undetectable Methods (Rootkits & more)
270. Capturing Key Strikes, Taking Screen Shots, Opening Camera, Mic & more!
271. Capturing Password, Cookie (saveunsaved) & Control hacked system by command
272. Gaining Full Control Over The System & Pivoting (use this system to hack others)
273. Social Engineering using - Credential Harvester
10 attachments • 2 hrs
274. Social Engineering using - Java Applet Attack & Injecting Payload
275. Social Engineering using - Payload (Listening for Incoming Connection)
276. Social Engineering using - Meterpreter (Post Exploitation)
277. Advanced Social Engineering Techniques [Demonstration]
278. Phishing Attack Using BEEF
279. Phishing Attack Using PHISH5
280. Spear Phishing, Phishing Pages, Phishing Emails & more!
281. Filter Evasion & Concealment Techniques
282. Scamming with Cold Call Virus [Demonstration]
283. Call from a Scammer ! (I got - Live)
284. Getting Control Over Scammer Computer [Real-World example - Scamming]
285. Making the Scam Perfect with Debt[Real-World example-Scamming]
286. Taking $125.48 by One Scam !
287. How to do Identity Theft[Real-World Example] - Part 1
288. How to do Identity Theft[Real-World Example] - Part 2
289. Buy & Sell Identities
290. Real-World Example Of Social Engineering Hacking [Demonstration]
291. Basics Of Website Hacking & Penetration Testing
6 attachments • 57.68 mins
292. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities - Part 1
293. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities - Part 2
294. Basic of Remote File Inclusion Vulnerability [Discover RFI vulnerabilities]
295. Exploiting Basic Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities
396. Exploiting Advanced Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities
297. Code Execution Vulnerabilities - Part 1
298. Code Execution Vulnerabilities - Part 2
299. Uploading Files Vulnerabilities - Part 1
300. Uploading Files Vulnerabilities - Part 2
301. The Union Operator & Executing Union Injection
302. Extracting Schema Details - Union Injection
303. Database Structure Discovery - Error based Injection
304. Extracting Schema details with error based Injection
305. Learn & Understand Blind SQL Injection
306. Enumerating via ASCII Values
307. Constructing Yes or No - Boolean based Injection
10 attachments • 1 hrs
307. Boolean based Injection applying
308. Blind SQL Injection [Demonstration]
309. Enumeration other Database on the System
310. Network Reconnaissance & Creating Database Logins
311. Replicating a table using OPENROWSET
312. Extracting Passwords from SQL Server Hashes
313. Executing Commands on the Operating System
314. Evasion Techniques & Automating attacks - Part 1
315. Evasion Techniques & Automating attacks - Part 2
316. Basics of XSS & Anti Forgery Tokens
317. Taking it against APIS
318. Cross Site Request Forgery(CSRF)
319. Untrusted Data Sensation and Input Sensation Practices
320. Output encoding For Cross Site Scripting
321. Mounting Clickjacking attack
322. Mounting Cross Site Scripting(XSS) attack
323. Hacking a Website with Cross Site Scripting attack - Part 1
324. Hacking a Website with Cross Site Scripting attack - Part 2
325. Reconnaissance and Footprinting
326. Enumeration, Crawling and Directory Traversal
327. HTTP Fingerprinting and Mirroring a Website
328. Social Engineering
329. Weakness in Default Configuration
330. Internal Leakage and Excessive Access Rights
331. Defacement attack
332. Poisoning the web cache
333. Debug Setting of the Webserver
334. Splitting Response of HTTP
335. Brute Force Attack
336. Streamline Testing with Automation
10 attachments • 3 hrs
337. Real-World Example Of Website Hacking [Demonstration]
338. Introduction
339. Exploiting Android devices
340. Using Metasploit for Exploiting Android
341. Using Armitage for Exploiting Android
342. Even more Usage of Armitage for exploiting Android
343. Creating Malicious Android app & Giving the app to the Victim
344. Getting Meterpreter Session for Controlling the Android mobile
345. Stagefright Attack
346. Using Social Engineering Toolkit(SET) for hacking Android - Part 1
347. Using Social Engineering Toolkit(SET) for hacking Android - Part 2
348. Generating Fake Emails for Hacking the Android device
349. Generating Spoofed Mobile number for Hacking the Android device
350. Generating Spoofed SMS
351. Remote Attack on Android Device
352. Network Spoofing, Poisoning & Attacking
353. Using DSPLOIT
354. Using Bugtroid
355. Rubber Ducky Script & more!
356. Hacking IOS device - Part 1
10 attachments • 1 hrs
357. Hacking IOS device - Part 2
358. Hacking Mobile Devices Using Malware - Part 1
359. Hacking Mobile Devices Using Malware - Part 2
360. Hacking Windows Phones (complete)
361. Hacking BlackBerry Phones
362. Real-World Example Of Mobile Hacking [Demonstration]
363. Introduction & Basics Of Keylogger & Trojan
364. Setting Up & Writing Our First C++ Program
365. Operators - Arithmetic, Assignment, Relational, Logical, & Bitwise
366. Arrays & Loops
367. Functions, Exception Handling & Classes
368. Decomposition, WinAPI & Encryption
369. Pointers, References & Enum (Creating an application included)
370. Basics & Writing The Header Of Our Keylogger
371. Key Constant & Hooking The Keyboard
372. Main Function Of The Keylogger
373. Timer Header
8 attachments • 1 hrs
374. Sending Email & Using Encryption
375. Hiding The Keylogger Window (rootkit)
376. Decrypt The Email & Taking Control Over The System
377. Creating Our Own Trojan With C++ - Part 1
378. Creating Our Own Trojan With C++ - Part 2
379. Creating Our Own Trojan With C++ - Part 3
380. Real-World Example Of Hacking Using Keylogger & Trojan [Demonstration]
381. Introduction of Nmap and Wireshark
382. Downloading & Installing (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Kali)
383. Finger printing methods used by Nmap -complete (TCP, IP, ICMP, UDP, etc...)
430. Nmap Scripting Engine(NSE) - complete
385. Firewall, IDS Evasion & Spoofing
386. Nmap Output and Extras
387. Zenmap - Complete
388. Writing custom scripts & Nmap API (advanced)
389. Learn to use Nmap like a Black-Hat hacker or Bad Guys [Demonstration]
11 attachments • 4 hrs
390. Detecting and subverting Firewalls and Intrusion detection systems
391. Real-World Example Of Hacking Using Nmap [Demonstration]
392. Downloading & Installing (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Kali)
393. Capturing Packets & Packet Analysis - Complete
394. Wireshark Basics - Complete
395. Command Lines & Other Utilities
396. Ip networks, Subnets, Switching & Routing
397. Network protocols, Application protocols, Performance Analysis, etc...
398. Tshark, Tshark Output Formatting & more!
399. Tunneling, Customization, Unauthorized Traffic monitoring & more!
400. Wireshark and Nmap Interaction
401. Advanced Uses Of Wireshark - Complete
402. Real-World Example Of Hacking Using Wireshark [Demonstration]
403. Detect and defend Network Attacks
404. Detect and defend Computer Device attacks
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