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    Ethical Hacking: Presented By: CYBER SHIELD

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    This course covers ethical hacking from preliminaries to main course materials over 29 topics. The preliminaries section defines ethical hacking and covers types of hackers, why hackers hack, skills required to be an ethical hacker, and what hackers do after gaining access. The main course materials section covers introduction to cyber security through topics like networking, Linux/Windows commands, tools, information gathering, vulnerability scanning, system hacking, password cracking, exploiting vulnerabilities, and social engineering. The goal is to teach students the methodologies and tools used in the field of ethical hacking.

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    Ethical Hacking: Presented By: CYBER SHIELD

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    This course covers ethical hacking from preliminaries to main course materials over 29 topics. The preliminaries section defines ethical hacking and covers types of hackers, why hackers hack, skills required to be an ethical hacker, and what hackers do after gaining access. The main course materials section covers introduction to cyber security through topics like networking, Linux/Windows commands, tools, information gathering, vulnerability scanning, system hacking, password cracking, exploiting vulnerabilities, and social engineering. The goal is to teach students the methodologies and tools used in the field of ethical hacking.

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    This course covers ethical hacking from preliminaries to main course materials over 29 topics. The preliminaries section defines ethical hacking and covers types of hackers, why hackers hack, skills required to be an ethical hacker, and what hackers do after gaining access. The main course materials section covers introduction to cyber security through topics like networking, Linux/Windows commands, tools, information gathering, vulnerability scanning, system hacking, password cracking, exploiting vulnerabilities, and social engineering. The goal is to teach students the methodologies and tools used in the field of ethical hacking.

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    Ethical Hacking: Presented By: CYBER SHIELD

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    This course covers ethical hacking from preliminaries to main course materials over 29 topics. The preliminaries section defines ethical hacking and covers types of hackers, why hackers hack, skills required to be an ethical hacker, and what hackers do after gaining access. The main course materials section covers introduction to cyber security through topics like networking, Linux/Windows commands, tools, information gathering, vulnerability scanning, system hacking, password cracking, exploiting vulnerabilities, and social engineering. The goal is to teach students the methodologies and tools used in the field of ethical hacking.

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    Ethical Hacking

    Presented By : CYBER SHIELD


    From Zero To Hero
    Contents Of This Course
    Here’s what you’ll find in this course:

    Part 1 : Preliminaries

    1. Introduction
    2. Ethical Hacking
    3. Who Are The Hackers
    4. Why do Hackers Hack
    5. Types of Hackers
    6. What should do after hack
    7. Why do We Need Ethical Hacking
    8. Required Skills For An Ethical Hacker
    9. What do hackers do after Hacking?
    10. Most Frequently Asked Questions

    Part 2 :

    ● Main Course Materials


    01
    Preleminaries
    Why Do
    Hackers Hack ?
    ● Just for fun.

    ● Show off.

    ● Hack other systems secretly.

    ● Notify many people their thought.

    ● Steal important information.

    ● Destroy enemy’s computer network during the


    war.
    Types of Hackers
    ● Black Hat Hacker

    ● White Hat Hacker

    ● Grey Hat Hacker


    What Should I Do After I
    Have Being Hacked?
     Shutdown or turn off the system
     Separate the system from network
     Restore the system with the backup
    or reinstall all programs
     Connect the system to the network
     It can be good to call the police
    Hacking Process

    01 03
    Foot Printing Gaining Access

    02 04
    Scanning Maintaining Access
    Foot Printing
    ● Whois lookup

    ● NS lookup

    ● IP lookup
    Scanning
    ● Port Scanning

    ● Network Scanning

    ● Finger Printing

    ● Fire Walking
    Gaining Access
    ● Password Attacks

    ● Social Engineering

    ● Viruses
    Required Skills of an Ethical Hacker
    Here’s what you need to becime an ethical hacker:

    1. Microsoft: skills in operation, configuration and


    management.
    2. Linux: knowledge of Linux/Unix; security setting,
    configuration, and services.
    3. Firewalls: configurations, and operation of
    intrusion detection systems.
    4. Routers: knowledge of routers, routing protocols,
    and access control lists
    5. Network Protocols: TCP/IP; how they function
    and can be manipulated.
    6. Project Management: leading, planning,
    organizing, and controlling a penetration testing
    team.
    What do hackers do after hacking ?

    1. Patch Security hole


    2. Clear logs and hide themselves
    3. Install rootkit ( backdoor )
    4. The hacker who hacked the system can use the system later
    5. Install irc related program
    6. Install scanner program
    ● mscan
    ● sscan
    ● nmap
    7. Install exploit program
    8. Install denial of service program
    9. Use all of installed programs silently
    02
    Course Materials
    Introduction to Cyber Security

    1. Introduction to Cyber Security

    ● - Basic Networking Skills,TCP and IP Routers


    ● - Linux Command Line
    ● - Windows Command Line
    ● - Introduction to Programming

    2. Bash Scripting

    3. Python Basics
    ● - Python request

    4. Kali Linux Basics


    Introduction to Cyber Security

    5. Working with Essential Tools


    ● - Netcat
    ● - Wireshark
    ● - TCPdump

    6. Passive Information Gathering


    ● - Whois
    ● - Theharverster
    ● - Dork
    ● - Recon

    7. Active Information Gathering


    ● - Host
    ● - DNSENUM
    Introduction to Cyber Security

    8. Enumeration
    ● - Port Scanning
    ● - IP Scanning
    ● - Shodan
    ● - ASN Scanning
    ● - IP Info and Iraq ASN Summary
    ● - All Device Scanning (Routers, Cameras, Microtek Systems, Network)

    9. Scanning Vulnerability
    ● - Website Scanning
    ● - Subdomain Scanning

    10. System Hacking


    ● - Computer and Mobile Hacking
    ● - Metasploit
    ● - Armitage
    Introduction to Cyber Security

    11. Password Cracking


    ● - Cracking Hash
    ● - Hash Bounty
    ● - Cracking Accounts
    12. Exploiting Vulnerabilities
    ● - Scanning for Exploits
    ● - exploit-db
    ● - searchsploit
    13. Privilege Escalation
    ● - IDOR
    14. SQL Injection
    ● - SQL Injection Basics
    ● - Manual SQL Injection
    ● - Blind SQL injection
    ● - New Method for Finding SQL injection

    15. XSS
    ● - XSS Reflector
    ● - XSS dom Based
    ● - XSS Stored
    Introduction to Cyber Security

    16. D/DoS Attacks


    ● Cloudflare
    ● Real IP Address

    17. Social Engineering


    ● hacking with link
    ● Fake Pages
    ● Beef

    18. Web Application Testing


    19. Web Pentesting Methodology
    20. CSRF
    21. File Uploads
    22. OS Command Injection
    23. File Includes
    24. Directory Traversal
    25. Buffer Overflow
    26. Windows Buffer Overflow
    27. Linux Buffer Overflow
    28. Malware Attacks
    29. Port Forwarding & Tunneling
    Thanks!
    Do you have any
    questions? Email us on
    cybershield@gmail.com
    +91 620 421 838

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