Overview
This comprehensive course on Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux will deepen your understanding on this topic.
After successful completion of this course you can acquire the required skills in this sector. This Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux comes with accredited certification, which will enhance your CV and make you worthy in the job market.
So enrol in this course today to fast track your career ladder.
How will I get my certificate?
You may have to take a quiz or a written test online during or after the course. After successfully completing the course, you will be eligible for the certificate.
Who is This course for?
There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.
Requirements
Our Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux is fully compatible with PC’s, Mac’s, Laptop, Tablet and Smartphone devices. This course has been designed to be fully compatible with tablets and smartphones so you can access your course on Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G.
There is no time limit for completing this course, it can be studied in your own time at your own pace.
Career Path
Having these various qualifications will increase the value in your CV and open you up to multiple sectors such as Business & Management, Admin, Accountancy & Finance, Secretarial & PA, Teaching & Mentoring etc.
Course Curriculum
- 16 sections
- 150 lectures
- 1 day, 5 hours total length
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Introduction to the course 00:05:00 -
Virtual box installation 00:16:00
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Kali linux installation 00:14:00
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Enabling full screen 00:18:00
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Basic commands part 1 00:10:00
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Basic commands part 2 00:21:00
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Basic commands part 3 00:13:00
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Changing ip address and wireless adapter setup 00:05:00
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Creating a bootable Kali USB drive 00:05:00
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Essential networking terms 00:10:00
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Essential hacking terms 00:18:00
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Additional kali tools to install 00:09:00
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Changing our MAC address with mac changer 00:06:00
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Google hacking 00:13:00
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Nikto basics 00:11:00
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Whois tools 00:07:00
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Email harvesting 00:06:00
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Shodan 00:10:00
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Zone transfer with Dig 00:08:00
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Installing Metasploitable 00:07:00
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Nmap part 1 00:16:00
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Nmap part 2 00:12:00
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Nmap part 3 00:12:00
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Zen map 00:08:00
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TCP scans 00:16:00
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Nmap by passing defenses 00:17:00
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Nmap scripts part 1 00:09:00
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Nmap scripts part 2 00:14:00
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Installing OWASP 00:08:00
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HTTP request 00:10:00
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HTTP response 00:10:00
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Burpsuite configuration 00:13:00
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Editing packets in Burpsuite 00:12:00
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Whatweb and Dirb 00:10:00
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Password recovery attack 00:16:00
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Burpsuite login bruteforce 00:11:00
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Hydra login bruteforce 00:09:00
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Session fixation 00:14:00
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Injection attacks 00:06:00
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Simple command injection 00:11:00
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Exploiting command injection vulnerability 00:08:00
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Finding blind command injection 00:14:00
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SQL basics 00:10:00
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Manual SQL injection part 1 00:13:00
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Manual SQL injection part 2 00:21:00
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SQL map basics 00:17:00
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XML injection 00:16:00
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Installing XCAT and preventing injection attacks 00:06:00
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Reflected XSS 00:11:00
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Stored XSS 00:13:00
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Changing HTML code with XSS 00:07:00
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XSSer and XSS sniper 00:14:00
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Wireless attacking theory 00:11:00
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Enabling monitor mode 00:05:00
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Capturing handshake with airodump 00:15:00
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Rockyou.txt 00:14:00
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Cracking with aircrack 00:16:00
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Cracking with hashcat 00:15:00
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Creating password lists with crunch 00:18:00
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Creating password lists with cup 00:07:00
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Rainbow tables part 1 00:17:00
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Rainbow tables part 2 00:06:00
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Installing fluxion 00:06:00
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Finding and cracking hidden networks 00:08:00
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Preventing wireless attacks 00:08:00
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ARP protocol basics 00:10:00
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Man in the middle attack theory 00:07:00
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Installing MITMf 00:07:00
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Manual ARP spoofing 00:13:00
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Problems while installing MITMf 00:06:00
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HTTP traffic sniffing 00:08:00
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DNS spoofing and HTTPS password sniffing 00:24:00
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Hooking browser with BEEF 00:16:00
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Screenshotting targets browser 00:11:00
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Cloning any webpage 00:09:00
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Ettercap basics 00:07:00
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MFS console environment 00:16:00
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Metasploit modules explained 00:12:00
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Bruteforcing SSH with Metasploit 00:15:00
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Attacking tomcat with metasploit 00:09:00
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Getting meterpreter with command injection 00:25:00
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PHP code injection 00:06:00
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Metasploitable exploits 00:07:00
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Wine installation 00:12:00
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Creating windows payloads with Msfvenom 00:10:00
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Encoders and Hex editors 00:19:00
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Windows 10 meterpreter shell 00:12:00
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Meterpreter environment 00:11:00
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Windows 10 privilege escalation 00:11:00
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Preventing privilege escalation 00:06:00
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Post exploitation modules 00:14:00
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Getting Meterpreter over Internet with port forwarding 00:11:00
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Eternalblue exploit 00:20:00
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Persistence module 00:13:00
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Hacking over the internet with Ngrok 00:10:00
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Android device hacking with venom 00:10:00
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The real hacking begins now! 00:02:00
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Variables 00:14:00
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Raw input 00:11:00
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If else statements 00:10:00
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For loops 00:07:00
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While loops 00:08:00
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Python lists 00:08:00
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Functions 00:15:00
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Classes 00:10:00
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Importing libraries 00:07:00
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Files in python 00:12:00
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Try and except the rule 00:05:00
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Theory behind reverse shells 00:07:00
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Simple server code 00:13:00
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Connection with reverse shell 00:07:00
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Sending and receiving messages 00:11:00
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Sending messages with while true loop 00:08:00
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Executing commands on target system 00:10:00
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Fixing backdoor bugs and adding functions 00:20:00
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First test using our backdoor 00:18:00
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Trying to connect every 20 seconds 00:12:00
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Creating persistence part 1 00:06:00
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Creating persistence part 2 00:17:00
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Changing directory 00:12:00
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Uploading and downloading files 00:22:00
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Downloading files from the internet 00:23:00
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Starting programs using our backdoor 00:07:00
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Capturing screenshots on the target PC 00:19:00
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Embedding backdoor in an image part 1 00:13:00
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Embedding backdoor in an image part 2 00:09:00
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Checking for administrator privileges 00:12:00
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Adding help option 00:09:00
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Importing Pynput 00:10:00
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Simple keylogger 00:10:00
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Adding report function 00:11:00
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Writing key strokes to a file 00:14:00
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Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 1 00:23:00
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Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 2 00:08:00
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Final project test 00:14:00
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Printing banner 00:11:00
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Adding available options 00:11:00
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Starting threads for bruteforce 00:08:00
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Writing function to run the attack 00:11:00
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Bruteforcing router login 00:10:00
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Bypassing antivirus with your future programs 00:14:00
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Sending malware with spoofed email 00:15:00
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What will you learn in this section? 00:03:00
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Why is ethical hacking a valuable skill? 00:23:00
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What is the best ethical hacking certification? 00:17:00
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Tips for getting your first job as an ethical hacker 00:18:00
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How I started my career as an ethical hacker 00:14:00
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How to price your work 00:11:00
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Bonuses. Enjoy the Benefits 01:05:00
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Duration:1 day, 5 hours
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Access:1 year access
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Units:150
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Level:
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CPD Points:10
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Certificate:Yes
