The Complete Guide to Ethical Hacking: Beginner to Pro

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  • Last checkedApr. 17th '23
  • Date uploadedApr. 16th '23
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Description

Security is the foremost concern for all organizations both big and small, and thus companies and people are ready to invest in enhanced security, pentesting, and ethical hacking. Security is a major issue that organizations are now facing. Cyber threats are on the increase with the rising growth of technology, thus giving rise to the need for ethical hacking and advanced security.

In this comprehensive 2-in-1 course, you will learn step by step ethical hacking and identify threats and vulnerabilities to secure your IT environment. This learning path also takes your ethical hacking skills to the next level to help you address various security threats, whether in information, networks, and other security concerns. It is a seamless blend of text, videos, code examples, and assessments that will help you, master ethical hacking efficiently as you progress.

This training program includes 2 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.

The first course, Ethical Hacking for Beginners, begins with introducing you to the best tools for penetration testing. You will then learn basic ethical hacking technique such as reconnaissance. You will also gain hands-on experience of working with Metasploit and testing the effectiveness of different defenses. Next, you’ll learn about sniffing and how effective the Man-in-the-Middle attack can be. You will learn with the help of a coffee shop scenario to further enhance your understanding.

The second course, Mastering Ethical Hacking, starts off with explaining you how to install Kali Linux on your system and work with it. You will then learn how to gather information using different methods such as fingerprinting and open ports. You will also learn to check your system’s vulnerability using Nessus and OpenVAS. Next, you will learn to exploit your vulnerability with different parameters to reveal all the gaps in your system. You will then escalate privileges in your system to improve your design and program, and prevent password attacks using different methods. Finally, you will learn to prevent wireless attacks on your system.

By the end of this Learning Path, you’ll gain all the required ethical hacking skills to offer stronger security solutions for your organization to have a successful career in IT security.

Meet Your Expert(s):

We have the best work of the following esteemed author(s) to ensure that your learning journey is smooth:

Gary Dewey is an IT consultant specializing in security. A graduate of SUNY Broome’s computer security and forensics degree program in New York, he has attended numerous B-Sides conferences and spoken at B-Sides in Rochester, New York. Gary participated in the 2015 US Cyber Challenge held at Virginia Tech. He is an active member of the Triple Cities Makerspace, a non-profit organization dedicated to community collaboration and learning. He enjoys hiking and cats.
Alexis Ahmed is an experienced Ethical Hacker and Cyber Security Expert with over 5 years of experience. He also develops Android apps and games in his free time. In addition to this, he is also a Web Developer with over 4 years of experience and he loves creating beautiful and functional websites for clients all over the world. He has a YouTube channel with over 19,000 subscribers and more than 1 million views where he makes videos on ethical hacking, Linux, and programming.

Who this course is for:

This Learning Path is for aspiring ethical hackers, penetration testers, network administrators, or IT security professionals who want to gain ethical hacking skills for a successful career in IT security.

Requirements

Familiarity with networking-related concepts such as TCP/IP is assumed. No IT security-related background is required.

Last Updated 7/2018

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The Complete Guide to Ethical Hacking Beginner to Pro [TutsNode.net] - The Complete Guide to Ethical Hacking Beginner to Pro 2 - Mastering Ethical Hacking
  • 34 - Checking for Linux and Windows Vulnerabilities with OpenVAS.mp4 (213.3 MB)
  • 38 - Client Side Attacks – BeEF Browser Exploitation.mp4 (184.6 MB)
  • 41 - Password Cracking with John the Ripper.mp4 (156.8 MB)
  • 45 - Network Sniffing with Tcpdump.mp4 (146.2 MB)
  • 40 - Generating Wordlists with Crunch.mp4 (141.0 MB)
  • 39 - Client Side Attacks – Using the Social Engineering Toolkit SET.mp4 (130.1 MB)
  • 28 - Exploring Maltego.mp4 (126.6 MB)
  • 46 - Network Sniffing with Wireshark.mp4 (119.3 MB)
  • 30 - Finding Local Vulnerabilities Using Nessus.mp4 (119.2 MB)
  • 35 - Mastering Metasploit – Metasploit Console MSFconsole.mp4 (112.4 MB)
  • 25 - Information Gathering – Whois Lookup and Subdomain Enumeration.mp4 (109.0 MB)
  • 22 - Setting Up Proxychains.mp4 (108.0 MB)
  • 20 - Installing VMware Tools.mp4 (103.7 MB)
  • 29 - Installing and Configuring Nessus.mp4 (100.9 MB)
  • 36 - Exploring Armitage – The Metasploit Graphical User Interface.mp4 (99.2 MB)
  • 47 - ARP Spoofing with arpspoof.mp4 (96.9 MB)
  • 44 - Network Discovery with Netdiscover.mp4 (86.4 MB)
  • 37 - MySQL Database Exploitation with Metasploit.mp4 (84.8 MB)
  • 42 - Password Cracking with Hydra.mp4 (81.8 MB)
  • 31 - Checking for Linux Specific Vulnerabilities with Nessus.mp4 (76.8 MB)
  • 43 - Password Cracking with Medusa.mp4 (76.6 MB)
  • 19 - Installing Kali Linux.mp4 (73.2 MB)
  • 48 - MITM with Ettercap.mp4 (71.9 MB)
  • 24 - DNS Enumeration.mp4 (71.3 MB)
  • 21 - Updating Kali Linux.mp4 (69.2 MB)
  • 23 - Starting Network Services.mp4 (63.5 MB)
  • 33 - Installing and Configuring OpenVAS.mp4 (63.1 MB)
  • 17 - Downloading and Installing VMware.mp4 (58.9 MB)
  • 32 - Checking for Windows Specific Vulnerabilities with Nessus.mp4 (58.8 MB)
  • 27 - OS and Service Fingerprinting.mp4 (54.6 MB)
  • 15 - The Course Overview.mp4 (54.4 MB)
  • 18 - Downloading and Installing VirtualBox.mp4 (53.1 MB)
  • 26 - Finding Open Ports with Nmap.mp4 (48.9 MB)
  • 16 - Downloading Kali Linux.mp4 (45.2 MB)
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  • 7 - Other Types of Reconnaissance.mp4 (141.2 MB)
  • 14 - Working with Wireshark.mp4 (122.6 MB)
  • 5 - Working with NMap.mp4 (121.9 MB)
  • 8 - Metasploit Basics.mp4 (112.1 MB)
  • 13 - Social Engineering Toolkit.mp4 (111.4 MB)
  • 6 - Shodan for scanning.mp4 (94.3 MB)
  • 9 - Exploiting a Vulnerability.mp4 (82.4 MB)
  • 10 - Armitage.mp4 (71.2 MB)
  • 11 - Aircrackng.mp4 (69.0 MB)
  • 12 - MitM ManintheMiddle Attack.mp4 (59.9 MB)
  • 4 - What is Reconnaissance.mp4 (39.2 MB)
  • 2 - Basic Terminologies.mp4 (35.0 MB)
  • 1 - The Course Overview.mp4 (18.6 MB)
  • 3 - Operating Systems and Tools Used.mp4 (11.3 MB)
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