Advanced Ethical Hacking And Cyber Security

introduction to the concept of cybersecurity and its importance in protecting digital assets.

Guide to setting up a virtual environment for practicing ethical hacking techniques.

3.1) Navigating Through Terminal

3.2) Editing Files & Installing Packages

3.3) File Permissions

3.4) Users and Groups

4.1) IP Address

4.2) TCP Vs UDP

4.3) Important Ports and Services

5.1) Touch up of HTML

5.2) Touch up of PHP

5.3) Touch up of JavaScript

5.4) Touch up of SQL

6.1) Create Custom Wordlist (Method 1)

6.2) Create Custom Wordlist (Method 2)

6.3) Wireshark

7.1) OWASP Top 10

7.2) Setting up Vulnerable Environment

7.3) Setting up Burp Suite

7.4) Using Burp Suite

7.5) HTTP Status Codes

8.1) Phases of Hacking

8.2) Google Dorks

8.3) HTML Injection

8.4) Broken Authentication & Session Management

9.1) Command Injection

9.2) Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

9.3) Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

10.1) Malwares

10.2) Bind Shell Vs Reverse Shell

10.3) ARP Poisoning – 1

10.4) ARP Poisoning – 2

11.1) Hacking WiFi (Method – 1)

11.2) Hacking WiFi (Method – 2) – The Evil Twin

12.1) Setting up the Target Environment

12.2) Types of Nmap Scans

12.3) Hands on Zenmap

12.4) Learning Nikto

13.1) Exploiting FTP : Techniques for exploiting vulnerabilities in FTP services.

13.2) Exploiting SSH : Methods for exploiting SSH services.

13.3) Exploiting SMB : Techniques for attacking SMB services.

14.1) Buffer Overflow : Introduction to buffer overflow attacks and their exploitation process.

Hands-on challenges to test your hacking skills and knowledge.

16.1) How to write a VAPT Report : Guide to writing vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT) reports.

Preparing for interviews in the cybersecurity and ethical hacking domain.

Advanced SQL injection using UNION queries for data extraction.

Using tools and techniques to automate SQL injection attacks.

Techniques for cracking password-protected files.

Introduction to Android device hacking and exploitation methods.

Overview of AMSI and how it detects malware.

Techniques for bypassing AMSI detection.

Introduction to the Rubber Ducky and how to create your first payload.

Creating fully undetectable (FUD) Rubber Ducky payloads for advanced attacks.