Learn Ethical Hacking in 2023: Beginner to Advanced!

Learn ethical hacking, penetration testing and network security skills with the most comprehensive course for 2022!

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Last Updated: 2023-03-13 06:03:10 English Course Type: Self Learning

Ethical hacking.
Kali Linux.
Python programming.
Network security.
Penetration testing.

If you would like to learn ethical hacking in 2023, you are going to LOVE this course! Learn ethical hacking, penetration testing, Kali Linux and Python hacking with over 28 hours of HD video tutorials! We will cover the following topics:

How to setup a Kali Linux system
Essential Linux system commands
How to create a secure penetration testing environment
Footprinting
Scanning
Website penetration testing
WPA2 wireless network cracking
Man in the middle attacks
System hacking
Python programming fundamentals
Writing our own pen-testing tools (reverse shell, keylogger and bruteforcer)
Tips for building a career in cyber security

This course was designed for absolute beginners, so no previous ethical hacking or programming knowledge is necessary. English subtitles are available and all lectures are downloadable for offline viewing. 1 on 1 assistance with the tutorials is available within the discussion forum.

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A working computer.
Internet access.
Kali Linux (free).

Students who are interested in ethical hacking and network security.

Section 1 : Introduction and Installation 4 Lectures 00:52:26
Lecture 1 :
VirtualBox installation Preview
Lecture 2 :
Kali Linux installation
Lecture 3 :
Enabling full-screen
Lecture 4 :
Introduction to the course
Section 2 : Basic Linux Commands 3 Lectures 00:43:30
Lecture 1 :
Basic commands part 1
Lecture 2 :
Basic commands part 2
Lecture 3 :
Basic commands part 3
Section 3 : Creating a Secure Hacking Environment 6 Lectures 00:52:51
Lecture 1 :
Changing IP address and wireless adapter setup
Lecture 2 :
Creating a bootable Kali USB drive
Lecture 3 :
Essential networking terms
Lecture 4 :
Essential hacking terms
Lecture 5 :
Additional Kali tools to install
Lecture 6 :
Changing our MAC address with macchanger
Section 4 : Footprinting 6 Lectures 00:54:21
Lecture 1 :
Google hacking
Lecture 2 :
Nikto basics
Lecture 3 :
Whois tool
Lecture 4 :
Email harvesting
Lecture 5 :
Shodan
Lecture 6 :
Zone transfer with Dig
Section 5 : Scanning 9 Lectures 01:51:09
Lecture 1 :
Installing Metasploitable
Lecture 2 :
Nmap part 1
Lecture 3 :
Nmap part 2
Lecture 4 :
Nmap part 3
Lecture 5 :
Zenmap
Lecture 6 :
TCP scans
Lecture 7 :
Nmap bypassing defenses
Lecture 8 :
Nmap scripts part 1
Lecture 9 :
Nmap scripts part 2
Section 6 : Website Penetration Testing 24 Lectures 04:37:30
Lecture 1 :
Installing OWASP
Lecture 2 :
HTTP request
Lecture 3 :
HTTP response
Lecture 4 :
Burpsuite configuration
Lecture 5 :
Editing packets in Burpsuite
Lecture 6 :
Whatweb and Dirb
Lecture 7 :
Password recovery attack
Lecture 8 :
Burpsuite login bruteforce
Lecture 9 :
Hydra login bruteforce
Lecture 10 :
Session fixation
Lecture 11 :
Injection attacks
Lecture 12 :
Simple command injection
Lecture 13 :
Exploiting command injection vulnerability
Lecture 14 :
Finding blind command injection
Lecture 15 :
SQL basics
Lecture 16 :
Manual SQL injection part 1
Lecture 17 :
Manual SQL injection part 2
Lecture 18 :
SQLmap basics
Lecture 19 :
XML injection
Lecture 20 :
Installing XCAT and preventing injection attacks
Lecture 21 :
Reflected XSS
Lecture 22 :
Stored XSS
Lecture 23 :
Changing HTML code with XSS
Lecture 24 :
XSSer and XSSsniper
Section 7 : Wireless Cracking 13 Lectures 02:24:35
Lecture 1 :
Wireless attacking theory
Lecture 2 :
Enabling monitor mode
Lecture 3 :
Capturing handshake with airodump
Lecture 4 :
RockYou.txt
Lecture 5 :
Cracking with Aircrack
Lecture 6 :
Cracking with Hashcat
Lecture 7 :
Creating password lists with Crunch
Lecture 8 :
Creating password lists with Cupp
Lecture 9 :
Rainbow tables part 1
Lecture 10 :
Rainbow tables part 2
Lecture 11 :
Installing Fluxion
Lecture 12 :
Finding and cracking hidden networks
Lecture 13 :
Preventing wireless attacks
Section 8 : Man in the Middle Attacks 11 Lectures 01:59:04
Lecture 1 :
ARP protocol basics
Lecture 2 :
Man in the middle attack theory
Lecture 3 :
Installing MITMf
Lecture 4 :
Manual ARP spoofing
Lecture 5 :
Problems while installing MITMf
Lecture 6 :
HTTP traffic sniffing
Lecture 7 :
DNS spoofing and HTTPS password sniffing
Lecture 8 :
Hooking browsers with BEEF
Lecture 9 :
Screenshotting targets browser
Lecture 10 :
Cloning any webpage
Lecture 11 :
Ettercap basics
Section 9 : System Hacking 21 Lectures 04:13:00
Lecture 1 :
MSFconsole environment
Lecture 2 :
Metasploit modules explained
Lecture 3 :
Bruteforcing SSH with Metasploit
Lecture 4 :
Attacking Tomcat with Metasploit
Lecture 5 :
Getting Meterpreter with command injection
Lecture 6 :
PHP code injection
Lecture 7 :
2 Metasploitable exploits
Lecture 8 :
Wine installation
Lecture 9 :
Creating Windows payloads with Msfvenom
Lecture 10 :
Encoders and Hex editor
Lecture 11 :
Windows 10 Meterpreter shell
Lecture 12 :
Meterpreter environment
Lecture 13 :
Windows 10 privilege escalation
Lecture 14 :
Preventing privilege escalation
Lecture 15 :
Post exploitation modules
Lecture 16 :
Getting Meterpreter over Internet with port forwarding
Lecture 17 :
Eternalblue exploit
Lecture 18 :
Persistence module
Lecture 19 :
Hacking over the internet with Ngrok
Lecture 20 :
Android device attack with Venom
Lecture 21 :
The real hacking begins now!
Section 10 : Python Crash Course 11 Lectures 01:46:23
Lecture 1 :
Variables
Lecture 2 :
Raw input
Lecture 3 :
If-else statements
Lecture 4 :
For loops
Lecture 5 :
While loops
Lecture 6 :
Python lists
Lecture 7 :
Functions
Lecture 8 :
Classes
Lecture 9 :
Importing libraries
Lecture 10 :
Files in Python
Lecture 11 :
Try and except rule
Section 11 : Coding an Advanced Backdoor 20 Lectures 04:13:46
Lecture 1 :
Theory behind reverse shells
Lecture 2 :
Simple server code
Lecture 3 :
Connection with reverse shell
Lecture 4 :
Sending and receiving messages
Lecture 5 :
Sending messages with while true loop
Lecture 6 :
Executing commands on target system
Lecture 7 :
Fixing backdoor bugs and adding functions
Lecture 8 :
First test using our backdoor
Lecture 9 :
Trying to connect every 20 seconds
Lecture 10 :
Creating persistence part 1
Lecture 11 :
Creating persistence part 2
Lecture 12 :
Changing directory
Lecture 13 :
Uploading and downloading files
Lecture 14 :
Downloading files from the internet
Lecture 15 :
Starting programs using our backdoor
Lecture 16 :
Capturing screenshot on the target PC
Lecture 17 :
Embedding backdoor in an image part 1
Lecture 18 :
Embedding backdoor in an image part 2
Lecture 19 :
Checking for administrator privileges
Lecture 20 :
Adding help option
Section 12 : Creating a Keylogger for the Backdoor 7 Lectures 01:29:47
Lecture 1 :
Importing Pynput
Lecture 2 :
Simple keylogger
Lecture 3 :
Adding report function
Lecture 4 :
Writing keystrokes to a file
Lecture 5 :
Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 1
Lecture 6 :
Adding the keylogger to our reverse shell part 2
Lecture 7 :
Final project test
Section 13 : Basic Authentication Bruteforcer 7 Lectures 01:20:26
Lecture 1 :
Printing banner
Lecture 2 :
Adding available options
Lecture 3 :
Starting threads for bruteforce
Lecture 4 :
Writing function to run the attack
Lecture 5 :
Bruteforcing router login
Lecture 6 :
Bypassing antivirus with your future programs
Lecture 7 :
Sending malware with spoofed email
Section 14 : BONUS - Building a Career in Cyber Security 6 Lectures 01:25:24
Lecture 1 :
What will you learn in this section?
Lecture 2 :
Why is ethical hacking a valuable skill?
Lecture 3 :
What is the best ethical hacking certification?
Lecture 4 :
Tips for getting your first job as an ethical hacker
Lecture 5 :
How I started my career as an ethical hacker
Lecture 6 :
How to price your work

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Joseph Delgadillo is the founder of JTDigital Courses, an education technology company. He has been active in the online learning community since 2015 and has worked with multiple startups. As of 2020, over 1 million students across the globe have enrolled in his courses covering ethical hacking, Python programming, web development and more. He graduated with honors from Central Washington University.