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The Complete 2021 Ethical Hacking Hands-on Course
About this course
Discover the fundamentals of ethical hacking and become one of the top in-demand cyber security experts in 2021: an ethical hacker!
This is a highly practical, comprehensive, yet intensive course that will teach you howto become a white hat!Those who have some knowledge of the subject matter will find this course useful, but students without prior knowledge of any kind can also benefit by enrolling.
Individuals preparing for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam can use the course material as an additional study resource.
This course offers a rich variety of topics, including:
an introduction to ethical hacking
an introduction to the right tools (VirtualBox, Kali Linux, Windows Server 2012, Windows 10)
a discussion of the phases of ethical hacking
OWASP’s top 10 security vulnerabilities
an examination of malware and other attack methods
..and much more!
A number of important ethical hacking areas will require hands-on practice. They will replicate actual ethical hacking procedures, including how to gather information, how to test clients’ systems for vulnerabilities, how to exploit these vulnerabilities (to prevent other hackers from doing them), how togain access to remote computers and their systems, how tomaintain access to a hacked system or computer, and how to remove clues that indicate a system has been hacked. Other simulations will introduce you to security vulnerabilities, such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection attacks. The course will also demonstrate how WannaCryransomware attacks and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks work.
A brief quiz will follow every section to test your understanding of the information. The course will end with a comprehensive final exam.
With this course, you’ll get lifetime access to over 4 hours of videos, more than 50 lectures, and our ongoing monthly vlog delivering the most recent news on ethical hacking and cyber security!
This ethical hacking course has a 30-day money-back guarantee. This means that if you’re unsatisfied with it, we’ll give you your money back! Cool, right? Further, SIA’s ethical hacking experts are available 24/7. Just post a question or comment in the “Questions and Answers” section, and someone will answer ASAP.
Time is of the essence. Act quickly and learn about the fundamentals of ethical hacking so you can enrich your knowledge and further your career in a highly practical yet enjoyable way. Sign up today!
Disclaimer: This ethical hacking course is not intended to be used for illegal hacking.
What you'll learn
- the fundamental concepts that distinguish ethical hacking from hacking
- how to use the necessary tools for setting up your personal sandbox (hacking environment)
- how to conduct reconnaissance/footprinting activities (including passive/active reconnaissance simulations)
- how to conduct scanning activities (with different scanning tools, in simulation mode)
- how to conduct enumeration activities (with different enumeration tools, in simulation mode)
- how to gain access to remote or fire-walled computer systems (via simulations, using brute force attack and privilege escalation methods)
- the different categories of hackers and how they operate
- how to gain access to remote or fire-walled computer systems (via simulations, using brute force attack and privilege escalation methods)
- how to maintain access to remote or fire-walled computer systems, once gained (through simulations which will also demonstrate how to achieve persistence)
- how to cover hacking traces after the hack has been concluded (via simulation & including the removal of data commands used to complete the hack)
- the top 10 cybersecurity vulnerabilities according to OWASP & how to download and set up OWASP broken web applications (by simulation)
- how to conduct Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks (via simulation)
- how to conduct SQL injection attacks (via simulation)
- the differences and similarities between trojans, viruses and worms
- what the three most common types of botnets are (Mirai, Lemon Duck & Prometei)
- what logic bombs and time bombs are
Who this course is for
- those who are interested in ethical hacking but have little to no prior knowledge
- those who are considering a career as a White Hat
- enthusiasts who are already involved and want to expand their knowledge of ethical hacking
- information security professionals, including security and malware analysts
- those who are preparing for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam and want to get an additional reference to their study
Requirements
- a personal computer with a minimum 8GB RAM
- a basic understanding of information technology (IT)
Curriculum
47 Lessons • 4h 4m estimated learning time- 1. Overview 2m
- 2. Virtual Box 2m
- 3. Simulation: Downloading and Installing VirtualBox in MacOS 4m
- 4. Simulation: Downloading and Installing VirtualBox in Windows 4m
- 5. Kali Linux 2m
- 6. Simulation: Downloading and Installing Kali Linux 6m
- 7. Windows System 1m
- 7m
- 9. Simulation: Downloading and Installing Windows 10 5m
- 10. Simulation: Change the Display Option in VirtualBox 2m
- 1. Overview 1m
- 2. Reconnaissance 4m
- 3. Simulation: Passive Reconnaissance 19m
- 4. Simulation: Active Reconnaissance 7m
- 5. Scanning and Enumeration 6m
- 6. Simulation: Enumeration and Scanning 19m
- 7. Gaining Access 3m
- 8. Simulation: Gaining Access with Brute-Force Attack 16m
- 9. Simulation: Gaining Access with Privilege Escalation 20m
- 10. Maintaining Access 3m
- 11. Simulation: Maintaining Access 12m
- 12. Clearing or Covering Tracks 2m
- 13. Simulation: Clearing or Covering Tracks 10m
- 1. Overview 2m
- 2. Knowing the Top 10 Security Vulnerabilities 11m
- 3. Simulation: Downloading and Installing OWASP Web Application Project 6m
- 4. Simulation: XSS Attack - Reflected 6m
- 5. Simulation: XSS Attack - Stored 4m
- 6. Simulation: Error Based SQL Injection Attack 5m
- 1. Overview 1m
- 2. Trojans 3m
- 3. Viruses and Worms 4m
- 4. Botnet 4m
- 5. Logic Bombs 3m
- 6. Ransomware 4m
- 7. Simulation: Working of WannaCry Ransomware 9m
- 8. Denial of Service (DoS) 3m
- 9. Simulation: DoS Attack 18m
- 1. Overview 1m
- 2. Security Policies 5m
- 3. Compliance Regulations 6m
- 1. Overview 2m
- 2. SIA’s Code of Ethics 2m
- 1. Conclusion 2m
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