Welcome. In this workshop  we will present lots of hacking tricks and techniques you can achieve with Kali Linux. In fact, you can perform complete end-to-end hacking with Kali Linux. When thinking about hacking you might think that it’s a difficult job, but with Kali, this job will be much easier and all the instructions will be presented in this workshop.

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>>TABLE OF CONTENT<<

Module 1 – Setting up your Virtual Environment

• • Prerequisites
  • Building the Virtual Hacking Environment
  • Setup up virtual machine and install Kali Linux (master operating system)
  • Victim Machine (Microsoft Windows)
  • Victim Machine (Metasploitable)  Victim Machine (kioptrix)
  • Kioptrix Hacking Challenges
  • OS for Web for Pen testers
  • DVWA

Module 2 – Kali Linux and Ethical Hacking

• • Introduction
  • Prerequisite
  • Knowledge Base
  • What is Ethical Hacking?
  • How to Ethically Hack?
  • Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • Phase 1 – Reconnaissance
  • Example
    • Role of Kali Linux
    • Tool: unicornscan
  • Phase 2 – Scanning
    • Download and Install Nessus (Home Feed)
    • Configure Nessus Scan Policy.
  • Phase 3 – Gaining Access
    • Exploiting Windows Machine to gain Shell Access
  • Phase 4 – Maintaining Access
  • Phase 5 – Covering Tracks

Module 3 

• Introduction
• Prerequisites

• • Kali Linux Exploit Development Support
  • Kali and Metasploit
  • Fuzzing and Kali Linux
  • Kali Linux & EIP Offset
  • Kali and Shellcode

Module 4 – Top 10 Security Tools in Kali Linux

• Introduction

• Prerequisites

• Top Ten Security Tools available in Kali Linux
  • 1   Aircrack
  • 2  Burp Suite Free edition
  • 3  Hydra
  • 4  John the Ripper
  • 5  Maltego
  • 6  Metasploit Framework
  • 7  NMAP
  • 8  Owasp Zap
  • 9  SQLMAP
  • 10 Wireshark

Module 5 – Kali Linux Comparison with Other security distributions

• • Introduction

• • Known Hacking Distributions (Operating Systems)
    • • 1   Blackbuntu
      • 2  NodeZero Linux
• • • • 3  BackBox
• • • • 4  Samurai Web Testing Framework
• • • • 5  STD Linux