Security Testing and Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux

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Security Testing and Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux

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Analysts and engineers performing security testing or penetration testing are typically expected to deliver a report at the end of their work. In this video, created for entry-to-intermediate-level security engineers, you'll learn to use the Kali Linux toolsets that help you handle three major tasks associated with producing such reports. First, you'll learn about the Kali tools that let you manipulate and manage the sometimes overwhelming volume of data that security and penetration test generate. Second, you'll learn about the Kali tools that help you capture and organize your test notes before integrating them into your reports. Third, you'll learn about the Kali tools that let you collaborate with your security colleagues to collect, manage, and prepare comprehensive reports. Participants should have access to Kali Linux before starting this course.

Learn Kali toolsets that manipulate and manage large volumes of data acquired during security tests
Discover Kali toolsets that allow you to capture test notes and integrate them into reports
Explore Kali toolsets that enable collaboration and reporting among your security colleagues

Ric Messier (GCIH, GSEC, CEH, CISSP) is the Director for Cyber Academic Programs at Circadence. He has decades of information security experience and is the author of dozens of O'Reilly titles on infosec and digital forensics, including Introduction to Penetration Testing and Learning Linux Security. He holds a BS in Information Technology from the University of Massachusetts, an MS in Digital Forensic Science from Champlain College, and a PhD in Information Assurance and Security from Capella University.

Starting with Kali Linux

Introduction

About the Author

System Requirements

Acquiring Kali Linux

Tool Categories Available in Kali Linux

Installation and Management

Booting to Kali

Installing Kali

Overview of the User Interface

Customizing Kali

Getting Updated from the UI

System Settings

Command Line

Using the Terminal

Managing Directories

File Permissions

Viewing Files

Using grep

Using Pipes to Chain Commands

Editing Files

Getting Help from the Command Line

Date Management

Listing Services

Starting and Stopping Services

Package Management

The Package Manager

Updating and Searching for Packages

Installing and Updating Packages

Listing and Erasing Packages

Building Packages from Source

Managing Repositories

Intelligence Gathering with Kali Linux

Chapter Introduction

About the Author

System Requirements

Using Maltego

Starting with Maltego Community Edition

Running Machines in Maltego

Use Maltego to Stalk a Company

Obtaining Company Footprint with Maltego

Looking up People in Maltego

Using Transforms

Viewing Graphs

Creating a Machine

Gathering DNS Information

Using dig

Using nslookup

Using dnswalk

Using DNSRecon

Using dnsmap

Using dnsenum

Other Information Gathering

Passive Network Scanning

Acquiring Information from Metadata (Metagoofil)

Using Miranda for UPnP

Using Recon-ng

Using theHarvester

Using snmp-check

Using Parsero

Vulnerability Assessment with Kali Linux

Chapter Introduction

About the Author

System Requirements

Web Vulnerabilities

Quick Start Scanning with ZAProxy

Using ZAProxy as a Proxy

Spidering Using ZAProxy

Active Scanning Using ZAProxy

Fuzzing Attacks Using ZAProxy

Using Breakpoints with ZAProxy

Using w3af

Targeted Scans Using w3af

Using Arachni

Using Vega

Using skipfish

Using Xsser

OS Vulnerabilities

Using Lynis for Local Vulnerability Identification

Getting Started with OpenVAS

Accessing OpenVAS via the Web Interface

Quick Start Scanning with OpenVAS

Setting Policy with OpenVAS

Reviewing Reports in OpenVAS

Using Root Kit Hunter

Using Yersinia for Network Vulnerabilities

Database Vulnerabilities

Using sqlmap

Using sqlninja

Using HexorBase

Using Jsql

Working with Exploits in Kali Linux

Chapter Introduction

About the Author

System Requirements

Using Web Exploitations Tools

Exploiting with w3af

Exploiting with jboss-autopwn

Using Commix

Using Maltego Teeth

Using BeEF

Program Exploitation Tools

Adding Vulnerabilities with Backdoor Factory

Basic Vulnerable Program

Compiling and Running Vulnerable Program

About the Stack

Using objdump

Using dd debugger

Setting Breakpoints

Looking at Stack Using dd

Manipulating the Instruction Pointer

Using Social Engineer’s Toolkit

Start to Finish

Using Metasploit

Importing Information

Identifying Vulnerabilities

Locating Modules

Exploiting a Vulnerability

Privilege Escalation to Root Using udev

Maintaining Access Using Cymothoa

Reporting and Password Cracking with Kali Linux

Chapter Introduction

About the Author

System Requirements

Cracking Passwords

Unshadow Passwd Files

Word Lists

Word Lists Available in Kali

Using John Using Brute Force Attack

Using John with Wordlist

Using Ophcrack for Rainbow Tables

Using Ncrack

Web Application Password Attacks

Using patator

Using Hydra

Hydra Attacks Against Protocols

Data Capture and Reporting

Text Files for Notes

Using Leafpad

Using CutyCapt

Using Faraday IDE

Using KeepNote

Using recordmydesktop

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