Hacking And Pentesting Testing With Metasploit In Kali Linux

Test and secure your system services to overcome hacker threats and protect your system with Metasploit

What you'll learn

Scan the different services and identify vulnerabilities in your systems

Integrate and use various supporting tools to make Metasploit even more powerful and Precise.

Discover the clever features of the Metasploit framework for launching sophisticated and deceptive client-side attacks that bypass the perimeter security.

Leverage Metasploit capabilities to perform Web application security scanning.

Perform real-life penetration testing on different targets using Metasploit

Perform Privilege Escalation in Machines using advanced commands

Perform Vulnerability assessment and Penetration testing with Metasploit.

Requirements

No prior knowledge about Metasploit is assumed.

Description

Metasploit is a popular penetration testing framework and has one of the largest exploit databases around. It is an essential tool in the penetration tester's arsenal which is used by White Hat, and by Black Hat, hackers.With this step-by-step guide & practical guide, you'll first begin with configuring Metasploit on various platforms to discover weaknesses in the target system and hunt for vulnerabilities. Then, you'll learn about web application security scanning & bypassing anti-virus & clearing traces on the target system after penetrating into the target. Next, you'll explore how exploits and payloads work together to gain access to systems. Moving further you'll learn to attack a remote machine using a group of exploits to gain complete access using Metasploit commands & latest Kali tools.By the end of this course, you'll be an expert in using Metasploit to quickly assess the security posture of systems and networks to reduce the risk of attack.Contents and OverviewThis training program includes 4 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.The first course, Learning Metasploit will begin by introducing you to Metasploit and its functionality. Next, you will learn how to set up and configure Metasploit on various platforms to create a virtual test environment. You will also get your hands on various tools and components used by Metasploit. Further, in the video, you will learn how to find weaknesses in the target system and hunt for vulnerabilities using Metasploit and its supporting tools. Next, you'll get hands-on experience carrying out client-side attacks. Moving on, you'll learn about web application security scanning and bypassing anti-virus and clearing traces on the target system post-compromise. This video will also keep you updated with the latest security techniques and methods that can be directly applied to scan, test, hack, and secure networks and systems with Metasploit. By the end of this course, you'll get the hang of bypassing different defences, after which you'll learn how hackers use the network to gain access to different systems.The second course, Beginning Metasploit teaches you the practical implementation of Metasploit. Each section will get you started with Metasploit by enumerating available services, identifying potential weaknesses, and testing vulnerabilities through exploitation. The course will show you how to correctly configure Metasploit and how to troubleshoot potential errors. You will scan the different services to identify vulnerabilities. Finally, you will explore sophisticated, real-world scenarios where performing penetration tests is a challenge. By the end of this course, you will be able to use Metasploit to quickly assess the security structure of systems and networks to reduce risk.The third course, Hands-On Penetration Testing with Metasploit you'll learn how to use Metasploit to enumerate services, identify potential weaknesses, test vulnerabilities through exploitation, and gather evidence for reporting. First, you'll explore several supporting tools on Kali Linux. Next, you'll explore how exploits and payloads work together to gain access to systems. Finally, you'll learn how Metasploit Framework works. By the end of this course, you'll have a better understanding of how to use Metasploit to quickly assess the security posture of systems and networks to reduce the risk of attack.The fourth course, Hands-on Web Penetration Testing with Metasploit 4.x teaches you the practical implementation of Metasploit. Each section will get you started with Metasploit by enumerating available services, identifying potential weaknesses, and testing vulnerabilities through exploitation. The course will show you how to correctly configure Metasploit and how to troubleshoot potential errors. You will scan the different services to identify vulnerabilities. Finally, you will explore sophisticated, real-world scenarios where performing penetration tests is a challenge. By the end of this course, you will be able to use Metasploit to quickly assess the security structure of systems and networks to reduce risk.About the Authors:Sagar Rahalkar is a seasoned information security professional having more than 10 years of comprehensive experience in various verticals of IS. His domain expertise is mainly into breach detection, cybercrime investigations, digital forensics, application security, vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, compliance for mandates and regulations, IT GRC, and much more. He holds a master’s degree in computer science and several industry-recognized certifications such as Certified Cyber Crime Investigator, Certified Ethical Hacker, Certified Security Analyst, ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, IBM certified Specialist-Rational AppScan, Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), and PRINCE2. He has been closely associated with Indian law enforcement agencies for more than 3 years dealing with digital crime investigations and related training and received several awards and appreciation from senior officials of the police and defence organizations in India. Sagar has also been a reviewer and author for various books and online publications.Guglielmo Scaiola lives in IT pro world since 1987, works mainly as a consultant for banking companies. He works as an Architect and System Engineer in complex Active Directory environments and as a Security consultant and carries out activities of Vulnerability Assessment, Pen-Testing, and Red Teaming. HE delivers further training activities in the field of Security and Ethical Hacking. Over the years he has obtained several certifications, including CEH, GPEN, CEI, CHFI, MCT, MCSA, MCSE, Security +, Lead Auditor ISO 27001 and ECSA. He was awarded in 2011 with the "Ec-Council Instructor - Circle of Excellence" and he was 2014 Infrastructure Days Best Speaker. Since 2010 he has been a speaker at WPC Italia and has also given lectures to Bsides Roma, Bsides Milano, Microsoft community days, private forums and other locations.Sunil Gupta is a Certified Ethical Hacker. Currently, he teaches 50,000+ students online in 150+ countries. He is a specialist in the Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security areas. Author strengths – Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing, Intrusion Detection, Risk Identification, Data Analysis, Report, and Briefing.Atil Samancioglu is a best-selling online instructor and has instructed more than 80,000 students on Ethical Hacking. Atil has trained more than 20.000 students on the following Ethical Hacking subjects: Kali Linux, Metasploit, metasploitable, social engineering, Nmap, Man-in-the-Middle attacks, MITM proxy, Beef, Wireshark, Maltego, SQL Injection, XSS, social media safety, VPN server creation, Meterpreter, Ettercap, WPA Enterprise. He currently works as eBusiness Team Leader in a multinational company.

Overview

Section 1: Beginning Metasploit

Lecture 1 The Course Overview

Lecture 2 Fundamentals of Metasploit

Lecture 3 Metasploit Framework Console Commands

Lecture 4 Benefits of Metasploit

Lecture 5 Penetration Testing with Metasploit

Lecture 6 Scanning FTP Services

Lecture 7 Scanning MS SQL Services

Lecture 8 Scanning HTTP Services

Lecture 9 Installing Metasploitable2

Lecture 10 Exploiting FTP

Lecture 11 Exploiting Browsers

Lecture 12 Exploiting Android

Lecture 13 Post-Exploitation with Meterpreter

Lecture 14 Getting Password Hashes

Lecture 15 Privilege Escalation with Meterpreter

Lecture 16 Fingerprinting and Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 17 Exploitation

Lecture 18 Spawning a tty Shell

Section 2: Learning Metasploit

Lecture 19 The Course Overview

Lecture 20 Exploring Metasploit

Lecture 21 Effective and Powerful Supplementary Tools

Lecture 22 Using the Kali Linux Virtual Machine

Lecture 23 Installation

Lecture 24 Setting Up Exploitable Targets in a Virtual Environment

Lecture 25 Structure and Components of Metasploit

Lecture 26 Playing Around with msfconsole

Lecture 27 Variables and Updating the Metasploit

Lecture 28 Information Gathering and Enumeration

Lecture 29 Advance Features in Metasploit

Lecture 30 Nmap

Lecture 31 Managing the Database

Lecture 32 Nessus

Lecture 33 Need of Client-Side Attacks

Lecture 34 The msfvenom Utility

Lecture 35 Social Engineering with Metasploit

Lecture 36 Setting Up a Vulnerable Application

Lecture 37 Web Application Scanning Using WMAP

Lecture 38 Metasploit Auxiliaries for Web Application Enumeration and Scanning

Lecture 39 Using Encoders to Avoid AV Detection

Lecture 40 Anti-Forensics

Lecture 41 Armitage Console

Lecture 42 Scanning and Enumeration

Lecture 43 Find and Launch Attacks

Lecture 44 Exploit Development Concepts

Lecture 45 Exploit Templates and Mixins

Lecture 46 Adding External Exploits to Metasploit

Section 3: Hands-On Penetration Testing with Metasploit

Lecture 47 The Course Overview

Lecture 48 Metasploit Framework Overview

Lecture 49 MSFconsole, MSFcli, and MSFencode

Lecture 50 Exploit and Auxiliary

Lecture 51 Installation of Virtual Machine

Lecture 52 Installation of Kali Linux

Lecture 53 Installation of Windows10

Lecture 54 Information Gathering

Lecture 55 Port Scanning Techniques

Lecture 56 Port Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 57 Metasploit Port Scanners

Lecture 58 Vulnerability Scanning

Lecture 59 Nessus Installation

Lecture 60 Using Nessus by Writing Metasploit

Lecture 61 Scanning a Website for Vulnerabilities

Lecture 62 Exploitation Overview

Lecture 63 Windows Exploitation

Lecture 64 Website Exploitation

Lecture 65 Network Exploitation

Lecture 66 Post-Exploitation – Overview

Lecture 67 Meterpreter

Lecture 68 Meterpreter Scripts

Lecture 69 Bypassing UAC

Lecture 70 Client-Side Attack – Overview

Lecture 71 MSFencode Attack

Lecture 72 Social Engineering

Lecture 73 Social Engineering Toolkit

Section 4: Hands-on Web Penetration Testing with Metasploit 4.x

Lecture 74 The Course Overview

Lecture 75 Exploring VirtualBox

Lecture 76 Installation of Kali Linux Part – 1

Lecture 77 Installation of Kali Linux Part – 2

Lecture 78 Installation of Windows

Lecture 79 Installation of Metasploitable

Lecture 80 Methodology of Hackers

Lecture 81 Understanding Bit Hacker Jargon!

Lecture 82 Reconnais-sance and Passive In-formation Gathering

Lecture 83 Usage of Metasploit-able

Lecture 84 Usage of Zenmap

Lecture 85 Exploring Open Ports

Lecture 86 Using Metasploit

Lecture 87 Downloading Nessus

Lecture 88 Installation of Nessus

Lecture 89 Scan Results of Nessus

Lecture 90 Aggressive Scan Results

Lecture 91 Metasploit Framework Files

Lecture 92 Metasploit Framework Overview

Lecture 93 Searching for Exploits

Lecture 94 Payloads and Exploits

Lecture 95 Gaining Access

Lecture 96 Understanding Trojan/Backdoors

Lecture 97 Veil Installation

Lecture 98 Veil Overview

Lecture 99 Backdoor Creation

Lecture 100 Delivery of the Back-door

Lecture 101 Using Back-door with Metasploit

Lecture 102 Meterpreter Overview

Lecture 103 Using Meterpreter Commands

Lecture 104 Stealing Info and Screenshotter

Lecture 105 Maintaining Access

Lecture 106 Monitor Your Resources

Lecture 107 Writing the Draft

Lecture 108 Finalize and Present the Report

This course is for, penetration tester, ethical hacker, or security consultant, system administrators, security professionals willing to learn Metasploit framework & carry out elementary penetration testing in highly secured environments.