Advanced Penetration Testing Online Training Course

Advanced Penetration Testing training course by Infosectrain focuses on demonstrating advanced techniques to perform penetration testing. The APT online course will not only train you to perform professional security but will also teach about the next most important thing which is the findings and the report making. This training will help you to prepare for the OSCP, LPT Master Certification & many more.

APT with KALI Linux Course Description

Overview

The Advanced Penetration Testing with Kali Linux is an all-embracing course that expertly explains to optimize Kali Linux and its powerful tools for advanced wired and wireless networks. The course focuses to demonstrate advanced techniques to perform penetration testing. You learn to use Metasploit Framework and practices used in exploiting Windows and Unixplatforms. Vulnerability scanningforms an integral part of this comprehensive training and demonstrates how a system is targeted and exploited. The training also empowers you with detailed understanding of diverse post-exploitation techniques and modernistic techniques to evade antivirus while understanding the customization of attacks.

Why Advanced Penetration Testing Training ?

The advanced penetration testing training course helps you gain upper hand in:

Setting up lab and installing Kali Linux
Understanding types of reconnaissance including active and passive
Analyzing vulnerabilities and using SSL Scan to fetch SSL and TLS information
Finding vulnerabilities with automated scanners
Understanding core fundamentals of exploitation
Understanding how to exploit Windows and Unix vulnerable services
Understanding how to perform DNS spoofing, redirecting traffic and maintaining access
Using PINGtunnel and HTTPtunnel for protocol spoofing
Understanding client side attacks and social engineering
Managing network security and securing traffic
Working with various security tools
Setting up and hacking a wireless network
Hacking of mobile platforms
Mitigating OWASP vulnerabilities
Perform penetration testing and documenting reports

Target Audience

Middleand advanced level penetration testers
Security enthusiasts
Aspiring penetration testers pen-testing
Security professionals intending to upskill for compliance based penetration testing

Pre-requisites

Basic understanding of networking and servers
Understanding of a programming language like Python recommended

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APT with KALI Linux Course Objectives

This advanced pen-testing training include the understanding of:

Kali Linux installation with lab setup
Reconnaissance types
Vulnerabilityanalysis, classification, and identification
Vulnerability scanning using OWASP ZAP, w3af, Wapiti, Vega scanner, Metasploit’s Wmap and using Lynis for hardening
SQLMap, Metasploit, Tomcat Manager and other tools to find exploitation and attacks
Advanced level exploitation
Exploiting vulnerable services in Windows and Unix
Spoofing, spinning and access maintenance
Social engineering and BeFF
Implementing network security
Security tools including Squid proxy, Port Sentry, Network Security Toolkit (NST), OSSEC, Tripwire and many more
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and wireless network hacks
Mobile platform hacking
Top vulnerabilities of OWASP and mitigation
Report writing and pen testing process

APT with KALI Linux Course Content

Network and System Security Testing

Linux for Testing
- The Linux Filesystem
- Basic Linux Commands
- Finding Files in Linux
- Managing Linux Services
- Searching, Installing, and Removing Tools
- The Bash Environment
- Piping and Redirection
- Text Searching and Manipulation
- Background Processes (bg)
- Jobs Control
- Process Control
- File and Command Monitoring
- Downloading Files
- Persistent Bash Customization

Scripting for Pen-Testers
- Introduction to Shell
  - Script Basics
  - Global Declarations
  - Variable basics
  - Escape characters
  - Basic redirection and pipe
  - Understanding Conditions
  - Understanding Loops
  - Recursion and Nested Functions
  - Function Attributes
  - The Linux Execution Environment with Scripts
  - Restricted Shells
- Introduction to Python
  - What is Python?
  - Python: Favourite of Hackers
  - Data Types and variables
  - Control Flow and Data structure
  - Functions, Functional Programming and File Handling
  - Exception Handling
  - Creating Managing File and Directory Access
  - Raw Socket basics
  - Socket Programming with Python
  - Servers and Clients architecture
  - Creating Sniffers (wired and wireless)
  - Creating packet injector

Introduction to Pen-Testing
- Penetration Testing Benefits
- Types of Penetration Testing
- Penetration Testing Methodologies
- Law & Compliance
- Planning, Managing & Reporting

OSINT & Analysis
- Foundation of OSINT
- Goals of OSINT Collection
- Core OSINT Skills
- Leveraging Search Engines
- File Metadata Analysis
- Reverse Image Searching
- People Investigations
- SOCMINT
- Finding Email Addresses
- Domain & IP Investigations
- Dark Web OSINT
- What is TOR?
- OSINT for Business
- Capture the Flag Exercises for OSINT

Reconnaissance & Enumeration
- Types of Information Gathering
- Reconnaissance vs Enumeration
- Google Search
- Google Hacking
- User Enumeration & Phishing
- Forward Lookup Brute Force
- Reverse Lookup Brute Force
- DNS Zone Transfers
- Port Scanning
- Null Sessions
- Enum4Linux
- VRFY Script
- Python Port

The Exploit Framework
- Exploring Metasploit Framework
- Using Metasploit Auxiliary
- Using Exploit Modules
- Staged and Non-Staged Payloads
- Working with Multi Handler
- Working with Meterpreter Session
Bypassing Security
- Antivirus Evasion using Encoder
- Creating the shellcode with Msfvenom
- Bypassing Network Filters
- Understanding and bypassing pfsense firewall
- Bypassing IDS and IPS demo on snort

Overflow to Attack
- Stack Overflows Introduction
- A Word About DEP, ASLR, and CFG
- Replicating the Crash
- Controlling EIP
- Stack Overflows and ASLR Bypass
- ASLR Introduction
- ASLR Implementation
- ASLR Bypass Theory
- Windows Defender Exploit Guard and ASLR
- Understanding SEH
- Exploiting SEH Overflows
- Understanding the low fragmentation heap
- Heap Overrun/Overflow

Advanced Windows Exploitation
- Operating System and Programming Theory
- Win32 APIs
- Windows Registry
- What are Macros?
- Creating Dangerous Macros using Empire
- Microsoft Office Phishing using Macros
- Executing Shellcode in Word Memory
- PowerShell File Transfers
- VBA Shellcode Runner
- PowerShell Shellcode Runner
- Reflection Shellcode Runner in PowerShell
- Client-Side Code Execution with Windows Script Host
- Credential Replay Attacks
- Credential Discovery
- Hashing Concept
  - Pass the Hash (PTH)
  - Kerberoasting and AS-REP Roasting
  - Pass the Ticket (PTT)
- Exploiting Latest Vulnerabilities
  - FOLLINA
  - Log4j
  - Spring4Shell

Privilege Escalation & Persistence
- Windows Privilege Escalation
  - Understanding Windows Privileges and Integrity Levels
  - User Account Control (UAC) Bypass: fodhelper.exe Case Study
  - Insecure File Permissions: Serviio Case Study
  - Leveraging Unquoted Service Paths
  - Kernel Vulnerabilities: USBPcap Case Study
- Linux Privilege Escalation
  - Understanding Linux Privileges
  - Insecure File Permissions: Cron Case Study
  - Insecure File Permissions: /etc/passwd Case Study
  - Kernel Vulnerabilities: Case Study

The Web Attacks

OWASP Standards
Broken Web Application
ATutor & JuiceShop
Web Traffic Inspection using Burpsuite
Atmail Mail Server Appliance: from XSS to RCE
Session Hijacking
Session Riding
Authentication Bypass and RCE
Injection Attacks
ATutor LMS Type Juggling Vulnerability
Attacking the Loose Comparison
Magic Hashes
JavaScript Injection Remote Code Execution
Cookie Deserialization RCE
Server-Side Template Injection
XSS and OS Command Injection
Advanced XSS Exploitation
RCE Hunting

AWS Pen testing

Building and setup AWS pen testing Environment
Exploiting S3
Understanding and exploiting Lambda Services
Testing IAM privileges
Case study For Capital One Attack

Deliverables – Report Writing

Defining Methodology
Types of Reports
Executive Summary
Detailed Reports
Adding Proof of Concept
Creating Drafts
Risk Rating Factors
Automating Reports
Report Writing Tools

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