Kali For Ethical Hacking: Learn Kali From Scratch

Learn Kali for Anonymity, hacking, cracking, Nmap, Security and much more….

What you'll learn

Learn Kali From Scratch

Learn WiFi hacking using Kali

Learn Hash and Password Cracking

Learn Windows Hacking and More

Requirements

No experience required. Learn everything from Scratch

Description

KALI v2022- Why Kali?Kali Linux is mainly used for Penetration Testing and Security Auditing. Kali contains several hundred tools which are geared towards various information security tasks, such as Penetration Testing, Security research, Computer Forensics and Reverse Engineering.- Anonymity?Learn user friendly tools to maximise Anonymity. Protect your identity while surfing online.- Vulnerability Analysis?Vulnerability assessment—also called vulnerability analysis—is a process that identifies, quantifies and analyse security weaknesses in IT infrastructure. We will find and exploit systems using weakness.- Database Assessment?We will use free tools inbuilt in Kali to perform database assessment.- Wireless Attacks?We will perform Brute Force attack on Wi-Fi. We will also perform dictionary attack on wireless router. You will learn 7 Steps to hack any Wi-Fi based on WPA/WPA2.- Other Exploitation?Metasploit= It is an open source tool for performing an exploit against remote target machine.Buffer Overflow= Perform buffer overflow attack using Metasploit.Meterpreter= Meterpreter is a security product used for penetration testing. Part of the Metasploit Project and Framework, it provides enterprise security teams with the knowledge helpful for addressing vulnerabilities in the targeted application against which Meterpreter is deployed.Honeypot= A honeypot is a computer security mechanism set to detect, deflect, or, in some manner, counteract attempts at unauthorized use of information systems.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Unix vs Linux

Lecture 3 Why Kali

Lecture 4 Downloading Kali

Lecture 5 Uses

Lecture 6 Virtual Lab

Lecture 7 Creating VM

Section 2: Kali Practical

Lecture 8 Terminal Basics

Lecture 9 Commands I

Lecture 10 Commands II

Lecture 11 Commands III

Lecture 12 Commands IV

Lecture 13 Commands V

Lecture 14 Commands VI

Lecture 15 Commands VII

Lecture 16 Commands VIII

Lecture 17 Commands IX

Lecture 18 Commands X

Lecture 19 Commands XI

Lecture 20 Permissions I

Lecture 21 Permissions II

Lecture 22 Shortcuts

Lecture 23 Anonymity

Lecture 24 Proxy Theory

Lecture 25 Proxy Practical

Lecture 26 VPN I

Lecture 27 VPN II

Lecture 28 TOR I

Lecture 29 TOR II

Lecture 30 TOR III

Lecture 31 Proxychains

Lecture 32 Change IP

Lecture 33 Change MAC

Lecture 34 Macchanger

Lecture 35 Footprinting

Lecture 36 DNS Enumeration

Lecture 37 DNSenum

Lecture 38 Bruteforce

Lecture 39 Trace DNS

Lecture 40 Nmap I

Lecture 41 Nmap II

Lecture 42 Nmap III

Lecture 43 Searchexploit

Lecture 44 Website Footprinting

Lecture 45 Vulnerability Analysis

Lecture 46 Live Attack

Lecture 47 RedHawk

Lecture 48 Security Audit

Lecture 49 Database Assessment

Lecture 50 JSQL

Lecture 51 SQLsus

Lecture 52 Password Attack

Lecture 53 Plain Text to Hash

Lecture 54 Password Cracking

Lecture 55 Findmyhash

Lecture 56 Custom Wordlist

Lecture 57 Crunch

Lecture 58 Cracking Password Offline

Lecture 59 Hash Generator

Lecture 60 Password Protected Zip

Lecture 61 THC Hydra

Lecture 62 Medusa

Lecture 63 Sniffing

Lecture 64 Wireshark I

Lecture 65 Wireshark II

Lecture 66 Wireshark III

Lecture 67 Spoofing

Lecture 68 Ettercap I

Lecture 69 Ettercap II

Lecture 70 Imp Info

Lecture 71 WEP Hacking

Lecture 72 WPA/WPA2

Lecture 73 Fern

Lecture 74 Metasploit

Lecture 75 Buffer Overflow

Lecture 76 Honeypots

Lecture 77 Pentbox

Lecture 78 Browser Exploitation Attack

Lecture 79 BeEF

Lecture 80 Win 10

Lecture 81 Win 7

Lecture 82 Completed

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