udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
English | MP4 | 1280x720 | AVC 43.4 Kbps 30.000 fps | AAC 66.2 Kbps 44.1 khz | 3 hours | 406 MB
Genre: Video Training
English | MP4 | 1280x720 | AVC 43.4 Kbps 30.000 fps | AAC 66.2 Kbps 44.1 khz | 3 hours | 406 MB
Genre: Video Training
Welcome to "Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5". This is a course dedicated to learning the backtrack 5 Linux OS along with many of the tools it comes with. Please note that everything on this course is purely educational and we are not responsible for your actions.
Backtrack Basics: New to Backtrack? What to learn how to get started and learn the basics of hacking? Then this is where you want to start! These videos include how to install backtrack, updating tools, and the protocol to take when taking over a system.
Backtrack Intermediate: For those who want more than the basics. Includes web-based exploitation and the use of backdoors.
Backtrack wireless: That magical piece of technology that gives you access over the air-waves and its vulnerabilities.:
Metasploit is an amazing framework for exploits and updates almost everyday. These videos cover some of the things Metasploit can do, and how to use it.
Tutorials on learning to code your own exploits and other useful things for penetration testing.
What are the requirements?
Internet
A computer which you can format and experiment with
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 27 lectures and 2.5 hours of content!
Learn Backtrack
Learn Nmap
Learn Metasploit
What is the target audience?
Hackers
Web Developers
Section 1 - Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
00:58
Lecture 2: What you should know?
01:52
Section 2 - Getting Started
Lecture 3: What is Backtrack
03:02
Lecture 4: Installing Backtrack - I
09:52
Lecture 5: Installing Backtrack - II
01:51
Lecture 6: Installing Backtrack - III
03:23
Lecture 7: Updating and Getting Familiar with Backtrack commands
05:02
Section 3 - Hacking Wireless Devices with Backtrack
Lecture 8: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - I
03:20
Lecture 9: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - II
08:31
Lecture 10: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - III
09:11
Lecture 11: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - IV
07:43
Lecture 12: Wifi Adapter Transmission Power
08:45
Section 4 - Metasploit Framework
Lecture 13: metasploit Frame
07:11
Lecture 14: Hacking with Metasploit Framework - I
11:37
Lecture 15: Hacking with Metasploit Framework - II
10:47
Lecture 16: Armitage
10:52
Section 5 - Scanning
Lecture 17: Introduction to Nmap
01:47
Lecture 18: Nmap Commands
10:29
Section 6 - Social Engineering
Lecture 19: Social Engineering attack via Backtrack
10:05
Section 7 - Scanning and Hacking websites via Backtrack
Lecture 20: Scanning and Hacking websites via Backtrack
12:32
Section 8 - Tools of Backtrack used in Hacking
Lecture 21: Ettercap for MITM
03:20
Lecture 22: Hydra for Password Cracking
03:07
Lecture 23: Burp Suite
02:39
Lecture 24: Hping 3
01:35
Lecture 25: Wireshark
03:21
Lecture 26: Detecting Rootkits
01:30
Section 9 - Conclusion
Lecture 27: Conclusion
01:14
Lecture 1: Introduction
00:58
Lecture 2: What you should know?
01:52
Section 2 - Getting Started
Lecture 3: What is Backtrack
03:02
Lecture 4: Installing Backtrack - I
09:52
Lecture 5: Installing Backtrack - II
01:51
Lecture 6: Installing Backtrack - III
03:23
Lecture 7: Updating and Getting Familiar with Backtrack commands
05:02
Section 3 - Hacking Wireless Devices with Backtrack
Lecture 8: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - I
03:20
Lecture 9: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - II
08:31
Lecture 10: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - III
09:11
Lecture 11: Hacking Wifi with Backtrack - IV
07:43
Lecture 12: Wifi Adapter Transmission Power
08:45
Section 4 - Metasploit Framework
Lecture 13: metasploit Frame
07:11
Lecture 14: Hacking with Metasploit Framework - I
11:37
Lecture 15: Hacking with Metasploit Framework - II
10:47
Lecture 16: Armitage
10:52
Section 5 - Scanning
Lecture 17: Introduction to Nmap
01:47
Lecture 18: Nmap Commands
10:29
Section 6 - Social Engineering
Lecture 19: Social Engineering attack via Backtrack
10:05
Section 7 - Scanning and Hacking websites via Backtrack
Lecture 20: Scanning and Hacking websites via Backtrack
12:32
Section 8 - Tools of Backtrack used in Hacking
Lecture 21: Ettercap for MITM
03:20
Lecture 22: Hydra for Password Cracking
03:07
Lecture 23: Burp Suite
02:39
Lecture 24: Hping 3
01:35
Lecture 25: Wireshark
03:21
Lecture 26: Detecting Rootkits
01:30
Section 9 - Conclusion
Lecture 27: Conclusion
01:14
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udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
udemy - Learn Hacking using Backtrack 5: Social Engineering, Metasploit, Nmap and Much More
