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Ethical Hacking + Website Hacking + Mobile Hacking: Cyberpro
Published 9/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.27 GB | Duration: 14h 26m
Learn the Art of System Hacking, Website Hacking, Mobile Hacking and Security with Linux Course as Bonus, Cyber Security
What you'll learn
You will learn all the aspects of Ethical Hacking
You will also learn about Website Penetration Testing
Practical Approach and Live Training
Live Website Hacking
Both Defensive and Offensive attacks explained
Mobile Hacking Practicals
Requirements
Able to use PC and Internet. No experience required. Learn from scratch.
Description
Ethical Hacking + Website Hacking + Mobile Hacking + Linux for Beginners: 4 in 1 Cyber Security Course1. Ethical Hacking:Footprinting > Scanning > Gaining Access > Maintaining Access > Clearing Tracks > Generating ReportsFootprinting: It is a technique used for gathering information about computer systems and the entities they belong to. To get this information, a hacker might use various tools and technologies. This information is very useful to a hacker who is trying to crack a whole system.Scanning: It can be considered a logical extension of active reconnaissance since the attacker uses details gathered during reconnaissance to identify specific vulnerabilities. Attackers can gather critical network information such as the mapping of systems, routers, and firewalls with simple tools like Traceroute. Port scanners can be used to detect listening ports to find information about the nature of services running on the target machine.Gaining Access: In this phase, hacker designs the blueprint of the network of the target with the help of data collected during Phase 1 and Phase 2. The hacker has finished enumerating and scanning the network and now decide that they have some options to gain access to the network.Maintaining Access: Once a hacker has gained access, they want to keep that access for future exploitation and attacks. Once the hacker owns the system, they can use it as a base to launch additional attacks. The longer a Hacker is able to maintain access the more information He may able to gather.Clearing Tracks: No thief wants to get caught, Prior to the attack, the attacker would change their MAC address and run the attacking machine through at least one VPN to help cover their identity, So no one can reach them.Generating Reports: Reports are a summary of your work deliver to management. You have to include what tools or techniques you have used during pen-testing and what results you got. You have t include screenshots if possible and classify threats on the basis of severity.2. Website Hacking:Basics to Advanced Attacks= SQL + XSS + DoS & DDoS + OS command injection + more3. Mobile Hacking:Learn the art of recovering deleted data and also learn about mobile forensics4. Linux for Beginners:Bonus Course Provided to help you learn Linux Operating SystemAfter Completing all of the above courses you will become a Cyber Security Professional.Learn how Black Hat attacks and How you can Defend, as well as fight back.5. BONUS:Learn to create a website in 30 seconds using AINew lectures will be added/removed as per requirements.Enroll in this course and start your career.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Important Info
Lecture 3 Quick Hacking- I
Lecture 4 Quick Hacking- II
Lecture 5 Quick Hacking- III
Section 2: Setting Up Lab Environment
Lecture 6 Oracle VirtualBox
Lecture 7 Win 7 Installation
Lecture 8 Kali Installation
Lecture 9 Don't skip this lecture
Lecture 10 Win 10 Installation
Lecture 11 Server Installation
Lecture 12 Metasploitable
Lecture 13 Snapshots
Section 3: Ethical Hacking
Lecture 14 Hacking Overview
Lecture 15 Types of Hackers
Lecture 16 Network Configuration in VirtualBox
Lecture 17 Understanding Network
Lecture 18 Check for Target Reachability
Lecture 19 NSLOOKUP
Lecture 20 Extracting Data
Lecture 21 Website Mirroring
Lecture 22 Email Tracing
Lecture 23 The Harvester
Lecture 24 Hacker's Search Engine
Lecture 25 Google Hacking
Lecture 26 Nmap and Hping3- I
Lecture 27 Nmap and Hping3- II
Lecture 28 Nmap and Hping3- III
Lecture 29 Nmap and Hping3- IV
Lecture 30 Nmap and Hping3- V
Lecture 31 Zenmap
Lecture 32 Detecting Target OS
Lecture 33 Detecting Topology
Lecture 34 Installing Veil
Lecture 35 Generating Undetectable Backdoor
Lecture 36 Backdoor Modification and Testing
Lecture 37 Using Backdoor to Gain Access
Lecture 38 Email Spoofing
Lecture 39 Steganography- I
Lecture 40 Steganography- II
Lecture 41 Steganography- III
Lecture 42 Steganography- IV
Lecture 43 Finding hidden files using ADS Spy
Lecture 44 Best Keylogger
Lecture 45 System Hacking
Lecture 46 Gaining Remote Access
Lecture 47 Trojan Creation and Hacking
Lecture 48 ARP Spoofing
Lecture 49 ARP Poisioning
Lecture 50 Password Breaking of Win 10
Lecture 51 Social Engineering- I
Lecture 52 Social Engineering- II
Lecture 53 Social Engineering- III
Lecture 54 Social Engineering- IV
Lecture 55 Netcraft Toolbar
Lecture 56 PhishTank
Lecture 57 Clearing Tracks
Lecture 58 Pentesting Reports- I
Lecture 59 Pentesting Reports- II
Lecture 60 New Chapters
Lecture 61 Virus 1
Lecture 62 Virus 2
Lecture 63 Virus 3
Lecture 64 Virus 4
Lecture 65 Virus 5
Lecture 66 Virus 6
Lecture 67 Trojan 1
Lecture 68 Trojan 2
Lecture 69 Trojan 3
Lecture 70 Trojan 4
Lecture 71 Trojan 5
Lecture 72 Trojan 6
Lecture 73 Trojan 7
Lecture 74 Lazesoft
Lecture 75 Video Updated
Section 4: Become Untraceable over the Internet
Lecture 76 Hide your ip
Lecture 77 Change your MAC address
Lecture 78 What is TOR?
Lecture 79 How TOR works?
Lecture 80 TOR Basics
Lecture 81 Access to DarkWeb
Lecture 82 Finding Hidden Links
Lecture 83 Proxychains
Lecture 84 VPN
Lecture 85 OpenVPN
Lecture 86 Using Live OS to gain Max Anonymity
Section 5: Website Hacking
Lecture 87 Overview
Lecture 88 What is a website?
Lecture 89 How to access a website?
Lecture 90 Website Footprinting- I
Lecture 91 Website Footprinting- II
Lecture 92 Website Footprinting- III
Lecture 93 SQL
Lecture 94 SQL Injection- I (Low Security)
Lecture 95 SQL Injection- II (Increased Security)
Lecture 96 SQL Injection- III (Advanced Security)
Lecture 97 Live Website Hacking using SQL Injection
Lecture 98 Finding other websites on the same server
Lecture 99 SQLMap
Lecture 100 Denial of Service Attack
Lecture 101 DOS Attack Practical
Lecture 102 DDOS Attack Practical
Lecture 103 What is XSS?
Lecture 104 XSS Practical
Lecture 105 XSS on Live Website
Lecture 106 XSS Live Challenges
Lecture 107 Bug Bounty Websites
Lecture 108 Automate the Attacks
Lecture 109 Summary
Lecture 110 Update
Lecture 111 Lesson 1
Lecture 112 Lesson 2
Lecture 113 Lesson 3
Lecture 114 Lesson 4
Lecture 115 Lesson 5
Lecture 116 Lesson 6
Lecture 117 Lesson 7
Lecture 118 Lesson 8
Lecture 119 Lesson 9
Lecture 120 Lesson 10
Lecture 121 Lesson 11
Lecture 122 Lesson 12
Lecture 123 Lesson 13
Lecture 124 Lesson 14
Lecture 125 Lesson 15
Lecture 126 Lesson 16
Lecture 127 Lesson 17
Section 6: Mobile Hacking and Forensics
Lecture 128 How to hack a SmartPhone in 30 seconds?
Lecture 129 OWASP
Lecture 130 Bring Your Own Device
Lecture 131 Mobile Device Management
Lecture 132 MDM Security
Lecture 133 Android Structure- I
Lecture 134 Android Structure- II
Lecture 135 Android Structure- III
Lecture 136 Android Emulator
Lecture 137 APK Tool
Lecture 138 Drozer
Lecture 139 QARK
Lecture 140 Manage your activities in Google
Lecture 141 Rooting an Android Mobile Device
Lecture 142 Data Recovery
Lecture 143 Mobile Security Guidelines
Lecture 144 iOS Devices
Lecture 145 Apple iOS
Lecture 146 Jailbreaking Process
Lecture 147 Important links and tools
Section 7: Linux for Beginners
Lecture 148 Overview
Lecture 149 RHEL Installation
Lecture 150 RHEL Basics
Lecture 151 Basic Commands- I
Lecture 152 Basic Commands- II
Lecture 153 Users, Groups and Group Memberships
Lecture 154 Permissions in Linux
Lecture 155 Directory Structure Explained
Lecture 156 Partitions- I
Lecture 157 Partitions- II
Lecture 158 Partitions- III
Lecture 159 Partitions- IV
Lecture 160 Super User Password Breaking
Lecture 161 Linux Processes- I
Lecture 162 Linux Processes- II
Lecture 163 Apache Introduction
Lecture 164 Apache Installation
Section 8: Additional Content (WiFi Hacking)
Lecture 165 How to make a Website in 30 Seconds?
Lecture 166 Network and Networking Devices
Lecture 167 Brute Force Attack (Theory)
Lecture 168 Brute Force Attack (Practical)
Lecture 169 Dictionary Attack (Theory)
Lecture 170 Dictionary Attack (Practical)
Lecture 171 Evil Twin (Theory)
Lecture 172 Evil Twin (Practical)
Lecture 173 WiFi Security Tips
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