Offensive Security and Ethical Hacking Course

Course Description

Expand your Information Security Career with our Tailored Course. Understand how to defend threats aimed at your company by learning from an Offensive Security perspective. This course is divided into 5 chapters that will help you create your own private workshop lab, as hackers do. We will start with the basics of learning the Linux Operating System in order to understand the mindset of how to use the terminal. As we progress, we will go into the reconnaissance and open source information (OSINT) techniques, moving to the attack phase and post exploitation, and we will close with social engineering and phishing attack techniques. Helping you get closer with the mindset of a hacker, so you can take drastic measures in mitigating the risks and enhancing the steps needed to prevent, and minimize the impact for when you go through such an event even on a corporate environment. By the end of this course, you will be able to understand all the hacking methodologies.

Pre-Requirements*

Understanding on TCP/IP Networking, and layers
Familiar with Linux Environments, as an operating System
Basic Programming such as Python, Perl, Shell, C+
Scripting with BASH
Windows Sys Admin and Shell

Who this course is for?

Security Researchers
Penetration Testers and Red Teamers
Bug Bounty Hunters
Aspiring Ethical Hackers
Cyber Security Field

This course includes:

Course Duration: 12 hours
Course Access: 1 Year
*Contact us if you would like to extend your access for free.
Certification of Completion
FHD (1080p) Episodes Hosted on Vimeo
Supported also on Mobile, Tablet & TV
Downloadable Resources

Course Content

Workshop – Preparation Guide
Chapter 1: Learning Linux
Chapter 2: Reconnaissance and OSINT
Chapter 3: Attacks
Chapter 4: Post Exploitation
Chapter 5: Phishing Attacks and Social Engineering

*Note: The above is recommended before taking our courses but are not mandatory. The reason is that each individual’s background when it comes to the offensive security world, varies, based on our experience, the above pre-requirements are needed in order to become better as you progress in this field.

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Some of the topics that this course will cover:

How to Prepare for Setting up your Hacking Machine Environment
Kali Linux as an Open source OS
Understanding Linux structure
Terminal vs. GUI
Cloning tools from GitHub
Basic terminal commands like cp, touch, mv, echo, rm, etc

Linux file system navigation from the terminal
Write your first script for fully updating/upgrading your machine
How to set a script to auto-run using cron jobs
Basic introduction to programming languages used most in hacking
Write your first Python script using Visual Studio
Find who is connected to your network

Assess Wi-Fi network security using Aircrack-ng
Crack the 4-way handshake and get the Access Point password
Signal-Jamming
Knock everyone or choose the users to knock from your network
Sniff your network’s traffic
Perform MITM attacks with Bettercap

Use Maltego framework
PhoneInfoga performs OSINT footprinting using external APIs, Google Hacking
Perform reconnaissance using Recon-ng
Use theHarvester for OSINT gathering to help determine a company’s external threat landscape
OSINT and Discovering Subdomains passively with Sublist3r
How to use Proxychains and TorSocks to maintain complete Anonymity

Create fully undetectable payloads using FatRat
Perform Browser Exploitation with Social Engineering Attacks using BeEF Framework
Attack Websites and databases using SQLMap and jSQL
Use a manually written malicious XSS script to fetch information from web servers
Learn how to use Metasploit Framework effectively
Learn Burpsuite scanning platform for web applications

Scan for vulnerabilities using OWASP
Performs fuzzing using SecLists, Wfuzz and Burp Intruder
Perform web access point attacks using RouterSploit
Inject points to test if the device has a backdoor or vulnerabilities
Learn how to detect rootkits on your devices
Use rkhunter, a more advanced tool to check for new rootkits from the updated databases available

How to use post-exploitation techniques with Metasploit
Use meterpreter attack payload on Windows 10
Perform commands with meterpreter session on a target’s compromised machine
Perform getsystem, keyboard_send, screenshot, idletime, shell commands
Use migrate command to switch the user rights
Use the persistence command to avoid losing the connection when the target shuts-down the connection

Perform a successful/stealthy phishing attack
Create malicious payloads for Android and Windows
Spoof the email sender address
Get credentials of the target’s machine
Spoof your cloned-server-website address
Perform QRCode attack

Disclaimer: This Course is performed for education purposes only. It will help you expand your knowledge of Offensive Security. Everything is done on self-owned machines, and we are not responsible for any damage done in reference to this course. Black Hat Ethical Hacking or any security research engineer performing this demo is not held responsible nor do we influence the actions of others for such techniques that could be illegal if used for unethical reasons to be done WITHOUT the consent of the other party involved.