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Advanced Offensive Computer Security Training
Course designed for pentesters, security professionals, and hackers who are looking for an advanced course in system/network penetration testing. It is designed to be a hands-on, lab-oriented course using Kali Linux as a base operating system, with additional tools added as we go along. What makes this course especially compelling are the sections on mobile hacking, rootkits and exploit development, so rarely found in basic to mid-level courses.
Certificate of completion, 9 CPE credits
Course is self-paced
WITH THIS COURSE YOU GET:
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- Exercises and challenges;
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- Open discussion with other students;
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- An e-book of all the materials in pdf and epub formats, for your convenience (currently part 1, more to come); you can preview the e-book here ->;
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- Certificate of Completion;
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Participants in the following industries will benefit the most:
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- Information security engineers
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- Penetration Testers
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- Those engaged in cyber warfare or espionage activities
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STUDENT REQUIREMENTS
Students should know:
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- Basic Linux
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- Understanding of Microsoft Windows
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- Exploitation Concepts
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- Information Security Concepts
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WHAT TO BRING
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- An Open mind
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- A computer with Kali Linux installed (VM is acceptable)
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- Enthusiasm for Information Security
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Your instructor:
Keith DeBus is a former professor of computer science with over 20 years of IT experience. He is now the President of IT Securitas (www.itsecuritas.net), a leading IT security and pentesting firm. He has published numerous articles on cyber security, penetration testing, digital forensics and cyber warfare. DeBus has trained personnel from every branch of the U.S. military (Army, Air Force, Navy) and personnel from the NSA, CIA, FBI and NCIS in cyber warfare tactics.
DeBus is an internationally recognized expert on cyber warfare, network "hacking" and network intrusion detection systems (NIDS). Mr. DeBus holds or has held the following IT certifications; Sec+, CEH, CPT, ECSA/LPT, CHFI, CISA, CISM and CISSP
Course format
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- The course is self-paced – you can visit the training whenever you want and your content will be there.
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- Once you’re in, you keep access forever, even when you finish the course.
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- There are no deadlines, except for the ones you set for yourself.
Curriculum:
Getting Started with Kali
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- Getting Started with Kali
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- BASH Basics
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- Netcat, the All- Powerful
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- TCP/IP and Wireshark
Information Gathering Techniques
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- Information Gathering Techniques – Introduction
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- Email Scraping
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- Shodan
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- Netcraft
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- Information Gathering using DNS
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- Information Gathering from SNMP
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- Information Gathering using SMTP
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- Information Gathering with Maltego
Port Scanning
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- Port Scanning - Introduction
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- Evading Firewalls and IDS
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- Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE)
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- Port Scanning
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- Operating System (OS) Fingerprinting
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- Port Scanning with Unicornscan
ARP Spoofing and MitM
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- ARPspoofing and MiTM
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- MiTM with Ettercap
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- DNS Spoofing with dnspoof
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- Using MiTM with driftnet to View the Target’s Images
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- Using a MiTM attack to Spy on the Target
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- Using Ettercap to Alter Messages/Packets
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- MiTM attacks, Hijacking Software Updates
Buffer Overflow Exploitation
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- Buffer Overflow Exploitation - Introduction
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- Buffer Overflow Exploitation - In Practice
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- Buffer Overflow Exploitation, Fuzzing
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- Exploit Development: Fuzzing with Spike
Working with Exploits
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- Working with Exploits
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- Working with Exploits: Using Exploit-DB to find Exploits
Transferring Files
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- Transferring Files, TFTP
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- Transferring Files, hping3
Metasploit
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- Metasploit, The Basics
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- Metasploit, Exploiting Linux with Metasploit
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- Metasploit, Hacking a Windows OS
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- Metasploit, Post Exploitation
QUESTIONS?
If you have any questions, please contact our eLearning Manager at [email protected].
W13
I likes the handling of he buffer overflow examples. Nice work
W13
This course was a good sneak preview into a part of the techniques used for hacking,.
Great Course
Great course, but I think should be to add chapter about Nexpose and Nessus