Ethical hacking and pentesting guide

Ethical hacking and pentesting guide, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 247 lectures, 16 quizzes, based on 102 reviews, and has 6360 subscribers.

You will learn about The basics of the web and networking Portscanning and network hacking Getting a foothold Privilege escalations Web hacking API hacking Mobile hacking Pentesting This course is ideal for individuals who are OSCP students or IT engineers or QA Engineers or Pentesters It is particularly useful for OSCP students or IT engineers or QA Engineers or Pentesters.

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Summary

Title: Ethical hacking and pentesting guide

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 247

Number of Quizzes: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 247

Number of Published Quizzes: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 268

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 267

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The basics of the web and networking

Portscanning and network hacking

Getting a foothold

Privilege escalations

Web hacking

API hacking

Mobile hacking

Pentesting

Who Should Attend

OSCP students

IT engineers

QA Engineers

Pentesters

Target Audiences

OSCP students

IT engineers

QA Engineers

Pentesters

SUDO

I can not promise this course will find you bugs. I can promise i will leave you with a solid methodology that’s netted me a few nice extra monthly salaries. This method is not guaranteed to work for you. You will need to adept. You will need to work.

If any course promises you that they WILL find you bugs, run as fast as you can.

WHOAMI

My name is uncle rat and i am here to help you take the next step. I am not here to hold your hand, i am here to push you over the edge. You’ve been practicing on pratice platforms for long enough now, don’t you think? It’s time.

I will provide you with a solid methodology to build upon. I don’t want you to follow in my footsteps, i want you write your own legend. This is after all the place where legends are born.

Every chapter has at least a video file with slides to download and where applicable a full text PDF with extra information. All extra’s like cheat sheets are seperatly downloadeable for your comfort.

– The XSS Rat

CAT ‘goals.txt’

I can hack, but i can only hack one target at a time. My passion is teaching so why not hit two birds with one stone?

I created this course because i strongly believe that if i hack 1 target i am just me but if i train 1000 hackers, we are an army.

This is my goal, i want to make the internet a safer place but i can’t do it alone.

Who this course is for:

Beginner bug bounty hunters who are looking for a solid methodology and mindset

Experienced pen-testers looking to get into bug bounties

Companies training their cybersecurity staff to withstand even the toughest of logic attacks

The course Contains :

The basics of networking, the web, and hacking

OSCP based enumeration techniques and an attack plan for foothold and priv esc

API testing

Mobile testing

Web application testing

And much more

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 00×00 Syllabus

Lecture 1: Syllabus

Chapter 2: 0x01 – Introduction

Lecture 1: introduction

Lecture 2: intro video

Lecture 3: What is Ethical hacking

Lecture 4: How to engage a target

Lecture 5: How to engage a target.mp4

Lecture 6: @Ch1R0n1n: What it means to be an Ethical Hacker.pdf

Lecture 7: @Ch1R0n1n: What it means to be an Ethical Hacker.pptx

Lecture 8: @Ch1R0n1n: What is an Ethical Hacker.mp4

Lecture 9: Assignment: Lets fuzz hackxpert.com

Chapter 3: 0x02 -Networking And Web Application basics

Lecture 1: Web fundamentals Video

Lecture 2: Web fundamentals

Lecture 3: Networking fundamentals

Lecture 4: Assignment: Networking

Lecture 5: Transferring files.mp4

Lecture 6: Downloading files

Lecture 7: Fuzzing

Chapter 4: 0x03 – Tools

Lecture 1: Assignment: Using OWASP ZAP

Lecture 2: Linux CLI

Lecture 3: Netcat

Lecture 4: Netcat In depth Article

Lecture 5: Owasp ZAP

Lecture 6: DNS in depth

Lecture 7: DNS

Lecture 8: Assignment: 00×03 DNS

Chapter 5: 0x04 Passive information gathering

Lecture 1: Passive information gathering

Lecture 2: Passive information gathering.mp4

Chapter 6: 00×05 Getting a foothold

Lecture 1: Getting a foothold

Lecture 2: Directory Busting Video Part

Lecture 3: Directory Busting PPTX

Lecture 4: Directory Brute forcing by Uncle rat PDF

Lecture 5: Working with Exploits

Lecture 6: Working with Exploits.pptx

Lecture 7: SMB enum

Lecture 8: SMB Enumeration.mp4

Lecture 9: SMB Enumeration slides

Lecture 10: SNMP enum

Lecture 11: NFS enum

Lecture 12: Telnet enum

Lecture 13: SSH enum

Lecture 14: FTP Enum

Lecture 15: FTP Enum

Lecture 16: FTP Enumeration

Chapter 7: 00×06 Priviledge escalation

Lecture 1: Linux priv-esc

Lecture 2: Linux priv esc PPTX

Lecture 3: Linux priv esc Article

Lecture 4: Linux priv esc Ex 1

Lecture 5: Linux priv esc Ex 2

Lecture 6: Windows Priv Esc

Lecture 7: Windows priv esc Article

Chapter 8: 0x07 Vulnerability scanning

Lecture 1: Vulnerability scanning

Lecture 2: Nmap NSE

Lecture 3: OpenVas

Lecture 4: Vulnerability scanning 02

Chapter 9: 0x08 -Buffer overflows

Lecture 1: Buffer overflows Walkthrough

Lecture 2: Buffer Overflows PPTX

Chapter 10: 0x09 Burp suite (Large section)

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Dashboard + live and passive scans

Lecture 3: Target tab

Lecture 4: Proxy tab

Lecture 5: Intruder

Lecture 6: Repeater.

Lecture 7: Sequencer

Lecture 8: Decoder.

Lecture 9: Comparer

Lecture 10: 10 Market place (Plugins)

Lecture 11: Burp Suite Extender

Lecture 12: Burp collaborator

Lecture 13: Burp Authorize

Lecture 14: Burp Match and replace

Lecture 15: Burp Suite Content discovery

Lecture 16: Burp suite Top 5 Proffesional extensions

Lecture 17: Testing mobile applications with burp suite

Lecture 18: Burp suite How to use burp to look for SQLi

Chapter 11: 00×10-00 Introduction to JWT hacking

Lecture 1: JWT hacking

Lecture 2: Lab: JWT hacking

Chapter 12: 00×10-01 Open redirects

Instructors

Wesley Thijs
I am the XSS?Rat

Brian McGee
Ch1R0n1n

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 13 votes

4 stars: 36 votes

5 stars: 47 votes

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